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To: The Antiyuppie

“Unfortunately, it doesn’t have TPMS 2.0 ...”

Have you checked your BIOS? Your computer may have TPMS 2.0 but it was never enabled. If it does, the only way to enable it is in BIOS. There are also a few other BIOS settings that need to be changed to allow win 11. You may be surprised.

A search will give me all settings but I haven’t waded through BIOS in over a decade. I’ll try it soon and report back here. Just don’t want to turn the machine into a doorstop. I think that my computer is near being able for win 11 with the changes.


91 posted on 02/23/2025 4:50:08 PM PST by Hillarys Gate Cult (“History doesn't repeat itself but it often rhymes” - Possibly Mark Twain.)
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To: Hillarys Gate Cult

“Have you checked your BIOS? Your computer may have TPMS 2.0 but it was never enabled. If it does, the only way to enable it is in BIOS. There are also a few other BIOS settings that need to be changed to allow win 11. You may be surprised.”

Quite certain, it’s a known issue (Lenovo).. The NEXT models came with it. The CPU is also not supported, and no one knows why. Supposedly, MS didn’t test each and every type, core count, and speed of CPU, but some wonder if there is an underlying security reason that no one wants to discuss.


97 posted on 02/23/2025 5:43:41 PM PST by The Antiyuppie (When small men cast long shadows, it is near the end of the day.)
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