(Restart > DEL/F12 to enter BIOS setup > Peripherals > Enable Intel Platform Trust Technology, PTT, Save Changes and Exit BIOS setup) The AMD equivalent is called "AMD PSP fTPM" or similar.Įvery BIOS is different, so we would recommend reading your motherboard's manual first. Enable Intel Platform Trust Technology (PTT) in the BIOS.Check if your computer supports Windows 11 with Microsoft PC Health Check.Here’s how to get Windows 11 support without buying a TPM module (currently in high demand): If it is not possible to fit a module, or if you don't want to, there is a software workaround which is called fTPM (firmware TPM) which we have found will enable many computers without TPM modules to pass the compatibility test. It is under Trusted Computing in most BIOS. Once fitted, it should automatically enable in the BIOS or there is a simple setting to change. We can supply the modules if you want them for the hardware version of trusted platform module, so contact us if you want to buy the module. Most of our Motherboards support TPM Version 2.0 but they will not usually have been supplied with the module itself unless specifically requested. The following specifications are listed by Microsoft as minimum requirements to run Windows 11 and they have launched a health check app to test if existing systems will run it which you can download here.įull details are below, but it is the sections on UEFI, Secure Boot capable & Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 2.0 that customers are asking us most about, hopefully this article will clear up some of those questions. Microsoft recently announced the launch of Windows 11 for October this year and some users are asking if their computer system is ready for the upgrade from Windows 10 to 11.
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