Tutorials A way to get around the TPM and secure boot

[Jerry_Xristos]

Modify Registry

The method involves simply editing Windows Registry during the installation process of the new operating system. On unsupported devices, if you try to install the new OS, a message will appear on your screen stating that the computer isn’t compatible.

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At that screen, you need to press Shift+F10 to open Command Prompt window and modify the registry. In Command Prompt, you need to run regedit.exe and create a new key “LabConfig” under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup. In the “LabConfig” key, create two new entries:

• BypassTPMCheck=dword:00000001
• BypassSecureBootCheck=dword:00000001

Save the changes and then hit the back arrow at the top left of the screen, then click next.. compatibility errors will disappear.
Otherwise, you can also create a .reg file with the following line of code:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup\LabConfig] “BypassTPMCheck”=dword:00000001 “BypassSecureBootCheck”=dword:00000001
Save this (.reg) file in a USB drive and perform a clean installation of Windows 11 when it is officially released. During the installation process, press Shift + F10 and type notepad and hit enter.
In Notepad, open the file menu and locate and apply the reg file. This will bypass the TPM+SecureBoot requirements.

GOOD LUCK....................

Another tricky solution if you just want to upgrade is.....................

Just press Windows+R, and type regedit to get the Registry Editor up.
From there, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup\MoSetup from the top bar, and right-click the main panel, selecting create a new DWORD (32-bit) Value.
Call it AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU and set its value to 1.
You're now eligible for the Windows 11 upgrade.

 

[Light_Eater]

A bunch of people will find this useful, thank you @Jerry_Xristos.

 

[SydneyM]

jerry Xristos, looks like you have been working overtime to work out this fine trick.

 

[RedDove]

Wow, Thanks for explaining that

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You make it seem so easy, but I bet it took alot of hard work
on your part to bring that solution to us.
I am very appreciative of all you and others do,
to bring solutions of any given situation to us.

 

[leperdu]

Thank you for this solution.
I tested it one minute ago on a HP laptop 9470m and It works !

 

[Baqir]

I Will definitely try this

 

[Aurih]

Thank you so very much. This will help a lot of my clients..

Namaste...

Au.

 

[drew84]

also a couple of other keys

"BypassRAMCheck" = dword: 00000001
"BypassStorageCheck" = dword: 00000001

 

[jerana]

thank you, much helpful for us

 

[hanje1973]

nice one sir thanks for sharing

 

[pinkfloyder]

Cool info Jerry_Xristos, many thanks!!

 

[Prem_ sharma]

Very well explained and you made it so easy by detailed steps.

 

[GRiM R3AP3R]

Nicely Done Jerry - - - THANX 4 Sharing Your Knowledge With The Community.

 

[Mr Grimbahir]

Thanks so much for your solution. I am grateful to the efforts and time you have exerted to make things easier for all of us.

 

[Pryms]

no need mod Regedit , dissconntected network after go to folder Source find file appraiserres.dll and dell it , back run setup its ok

 

[hany_elbana]

thanks bro for your help

 

[s070020104968]

this is awesome ! very helpful

 

[hany_elbana]

i try regedit way but its not work for me can you make new version without Tpm please

 

[Chuck]

It worked for me in a Vmware virtual machine using the official ISO just downloaded from Microsoft.

 

[piiing]

Thank you for the instructions to edit the registry.

Is there a way to bypass the processor check?

I am trying to install Win11 on a ASUS ROG GL552V. It has TPM 2.0, but it seems like the processor Intel Core i7-6700HQ CPU @ 2.60 GHz is not supported for Windows 11