With the release of Windows 11, system requirements have increased significantly. Unfortunately, Windows only provides a brief message if your PC is not compatible, without specifying the exact reasons why an upgrade is not possible.
This is where WhyNotWin11 comes in. This tool provides a detailed breakdown of why your system may not meet the Windows 11 requirements, helping you identify potential upgrade issues.
Bypass Windows 11 Requirements (TPM & Secure Boot)
If your CPU is too old, RAM is insufficient, or TPM 2.0 is missing, you can still install Windows 11 by bypassing the compatibility checks.
Tools like Rufus or manual Registry modifications allow you to skip these system requirements and proceed with the installation.
Guide: How to bypass TPM and Secure Boot check on Windows 11
Download WhyNotWin11
You can download WhyNotWin11 from GitHub via the “Releases” page.
In the Assets section, you’ll find:
- Source files (for compiling the program manually)
- Executable files (WhyNotWin11.exe, WhyNotWin11_x86.exe)
Download WhyNotWin11: GitHub Repository
Windows 11 System Requirements
- Processor: 1GHz, 2 cores
- RAM: 4GB
- Storage: 64GB
- System Firmware: UEFI with Secure Boot
- TPM: TPM 2.0
- Graphics Card: DirectX 12 compatible
- Display: 1280×720p
- Internet Connection (Required for Microsoft account activation)
Final Thoughts
If your PC doesn’t meet Windows 11’s requirements, WhyNotWin11 helps pinpoint the exact issue. And if you’re determined to install Windows 11 despite the limitations, alternative methods like Rufus or registry tweaks can help you bypass compatibility checks.
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