#INSTALLING WINDOWS 11 WITHOUT TPM INSTALL#
#INSTALLING WINDOWS 11 WITHOUT TPM UPGRADE#
#INSTALLING WINDOWS 11 WITHOUT TPM SOFTWARE#

Windows PC’s were workstations to bridge to the main software and the huge databases.”

I could logon any PC at any location and have my desktop, all my email, all my files right there, and access to whatever I needed from any one of those databases.ībearren: “ Their where-the-money-meets-the-road-software was proprietary, and resided on mainframes. They had their own Exchange Servers for email, and used push for all updates. Windows PC’s were workstations to bridge to the main software and the huge databases. Their where-the-money-meets-the-road-software was proprietary, and resided on mainframes. They were on Windows 7 Enterprise until mid-2019, when they made the changeover to new hardware with their tweaked version of Windows 10. New PC with new OS all from the same image.

#INSTALLING WINDOWS 11 WITHOUT TPM UPGRADE#

When they were ready to upgrade the OS, that was timed to coincide with a hardware upgrade cycle, so that it could all be done in one fell swoop. Local IT would show up at an office with a truckload of new PC’s. They upgraded hardware on a cycle all PC hardware. I worked almost 32 years for a global Fortune 500 mining company. I cannot imagine any large organization able to afford to replace everything at once especially since new software would also be required as well as training and lots of IT work. Windows 11 should have a supported way of installing itself on machines that don’t meet TPM/Secure Boot/CPU vintage diktats. However, these are unsupported hacks and Microsoft has said that machines that have Windows 11 installed through their use may suddenly find themselves without patches with no notice and no recourse save reinstalling Windows 10, Linux or being scrapped. Yes, there are apparently a number of ways to get around TPM/Secure Boot/CPU vintage with various registry settings. It has provided the capabilities to meet them but it should not be enforcing them on every user who wants/needs to run Windows 11 just because some customers insist on using them.

“Even Microsoft executives themselves can’t be certain what they’ll do in the years to come.”Įnforcing what is required by user entities is not Microsoft’s responsibility. It is, for those who work remotely, in particular, something that is of enough importance to be really bothered about the inability to use it.

See my post on “ Unblocking Windows 11 Update“.Ĭontrary to what is implied in this article, using the Secure Hash Algorithm 2, or SHA-2, these days is a requirement not only of government departments and agencies, but also of many universities and research labs, if one needs to login remotely to one of their computers.

#INSTALLING WINDOWS 11 WITHOUT TPM INSTALL#

No idea if there are problems using this to clean install on a blank disk. T:DT_ALL_TPM_TpmVersionBlockingSVSetup=FALSĪnd then resaved appraiser.dll. T:DT_ALL_UEF_UefiSecureBootBlockingSV=FALS T:DT_ALL_SDS_SystemDiskSizeBlockingSV=TRUE I just changed TRUE to FALS to suit me as shown in this snippet: It was much simpler for me to just mount the Win11_English_圆4.iso file I got from Download Windows 11 and then copy all its files to the hard disk so that I could edit appraiser.dll located in the sources folder using Notepad++ to preserve all the binary bytes, file length and structure. Since this whole procedure is unsupported, you’re on your own if it doesn’t work. You may still run afoul of other requirements, such as a 1GHz dual-core 64-bit CPU or better, 4GB of RAM, 64GB of disk storage, and a Secure Boot–capable UEFI (formerly known as BIOS).

Installing windows 11 without tpm