Tutorials A way to get around the TPM and secure boot

[Chalofito]

This is gold for old machines
You helped meny. Blessings

 

[SlavkoPejic]

Thank you very much Jerry_Xristos

 

[MisterSpider]

I didn't do the registry trick but I did extract a windows 10 iso then extract windows 11.

Then I deleted the .esd from Windows 10 folder

then i copied the .wim file from the windows 11 folder and pasted it in the windows 10 folder

and rebuilt the iso with a iso rebuilder program.

I did re disabled my TPM and im running it with no issues so far.

 

[piiing]

I didn't do the registry trick but I did extract a windows 10 iso then extract windows 11.

Then I deleted the .esd from Windows 10 folder

then i copied the .wim file from the windows 11 folder and pasted it in the windows 10 folder

and rebuilt the iso with a iso rebuilder program.

I did re disabled my TPM and im running it with no issues so far.

Is that the method 3 described here?

https://www.xda-developers.com/install-windows-11-unsupported-pc/#method3

I am starting to study it now. I have TPM 2.0, but my processor is not compatible. I hope it will work.

 

[Alabi Olaitan]

God bless you my brother

 

[piiing]

I didn't do the registry trick but I did extract a windows 10 iso then extract windows 11.

Then I deleted the .esd from Windows 10 folder

then i copied the .wim file from the windows 11 folder and pasted it in the windows 10 folder

and rebuilt the iso with a iso rebuilder program.

I did re disabled my TPM and im running it with no issues so far.

I've tried that, but it didn't work. After all the installation process and restart, it says: "0xC1900101 - 0x20017 The installation failed in the SAFE_OS phase with an error during BOOT operation"

This is what I've made:

1) Download Windows 10 and Windows 11 Insiders from MS


I got these versions:
Windows10_InsiderPreview_Client_x64_en-us__19044.iso
Windows11_InsiderPreview_Client_x64_en-us_22454.iso

2) Burn Windows 10 Insider on a USB drive using Rufus

3) Delete the file "install.wim" located at the USB "/sources" folder

4) Mount the Windows 11 ISO file and copy the file "install.wim" to the USB "/sources" folder

5) Use the Win10 USB with the Win11 "install.wim" to update





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[Tenius]

Neat. Thank you very much.

 

[The_Sorrow55]

hey thank u its big healp

 

[jonfers07]

Just finish installing windows 10 garuda but I think this is worth a try. Want to experience the vibes in windows 11. Thank you

 

[sandyss18]

It works. I have tried it.
Thanks

 

[danny1256]

A small question
After this trick, will I be able to get updates from MS in the near future.

 

[Jerry_Xristos]

A small question
After this trick, will I be able to get updates from MS in the near future.

Yes, you won't have a problem, this trick is just to bypass your system and do the installation

 

[xtrips]

After you do that does Windows Update work? I don't know if they are already pushing updates though. does anyone have info on that?

 

[Chuck]

After you do that does Windows Update work? I don't know if they are already pushing updates though. does anyone have info on that?

This trick to get Windows 11 installed has nothing to do with updates.
If you are installing the official Windows 11 release then everything will work normally.
If you are installing a customised version then what works, and what does not work, will depend on the modifications that have been made.

 

[danny1256]

This trick to get Windows 11 installed has nothing to do with updates.
If you are installing the official Windows 11 release then everything will work normally.
If you are installing a customised version then what works, and what does not work, will depend on the modifications that have been made.

Thnx for this.
A small question, If I install a non-tpm version of windows, and further if windows doesn't give me updates, Is it possible to update my customized window through usb, which is again of non-tpm, and released by the same person in teamos.

Will there be any problem? Or again I have to do a clean install?
Thnx in advance

 

[Chuck]

Thnx for this.
A small question, If I install a non-tpm version of windows, and further if windows doesn't give me updates, Is it possible to update my customized window through usb, which is again of non-tpm, and released by the same person in teamos.

Will there be any problem? Or again I have to do a clean install?
Thnx in advance

If I understand you correctly, I think it depends on what changes have been made to your customised OS. If you want updates then choose an OS where the description says that updates work, or that updates can be re-enabled. IMO, don't waste your time trying to undo what the OS builder has done.

 

[forso]

Great tip. You can also delete relate check files in the iso or if you're less confident swap the install.win file inside the Windows 10 iso for the Windows 11 one.

 

[Alessia_Amelia]

Worked great on our ancient 5 yr old laptop @Jerry_Xristos . No problems with install, you did a wonderful job. Thank you kindly

 

[piiing]

Still not able to install on a laptop with Intel Core i7-6700HQ CPU, even tried swapping the install.wim file from a Win11 to a Win10 build. Any suggestion?

TPM 2.0 is enabled and visible

I've read that the only 7th generation Intel CPU that they are supporting is the 7820HQ. That is a crime against sustainability.

 

[gboyb]

You can also import the reg file inside boot.wim with ntlite. So you won't need to regedit into setup process anymore.
It works transparently direct from iso.
Tested and working.