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hadn't decided. was thinking of upgradethat should do, if you can find one. are you upgrading or fresh installing?
if youre upgrading from 10 to 11, you can run setup from the usb or iso and it will just give a warning and you can continue without tpm. no tpm it seems to only affect enterprise encryption stuff, slows it down, but if you dont use it you wont notice any difference.hadn't decided. was thinking of upgrade
ok. I haven't read a lot but did read some posts that said there was crashes and instability without TPM on older CPUs but that could have been with pre-GA builds.if youre upgrading from 10 to 11, you can run setup from the usb or iso and it will just give a warning and you can continue without tpm. no tpm it seems to only affect enterprise encryption stuff, slows it down, but if you dont use it you wont notice any difference.
i havent run into any issues without it on my home system and test units at work. yes, the early dev release could be buggy, thats normal.ok. I haven't read a lot but did read some posts that said there was crashes and instability without TPM on older CPUs but that could have been with pre-GA builds.
make sure you turn off any 3rd part a/v, seen issues with them, and try the upgrade. nice thing is it doesnt take long and if you dont like it you can roll back easy as its basically just a ui upgrade for 10.cool Thanks let me try this first. Hope it works. All I do on this machine is play games and browse the web. Nice knowing me
if youre upgrading from 10 to 11, you can run setup from the usb or iso and it will just give a warning and you can continue without tpm.
My laptop meets all the requirements except for the CPU for some stupid reason and it prevents it from installing, well, unless I do a workaround.
I watched a video of how to completely get around the TPM requirement.If the CPU is really the only requirement that it doesn't meet, then you should still be able to install by using the ISO, and accepting the disclaimer. This still requires Secure Boot and at least a TPM 1.2 module but will let you bypass CPU requirements.