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I have just updated to Windows 11 through the Windows Update. As with all new versions of Windows that I have installed, I don't expect any issues. I just use the OS as an operating system, playing games and browse the internet. I don't use any of the windows tools etc. So far everything that I normally use works. The layout is a bit different but I shall get used to it.

They are already talking about Windows 12 because of issues and changes people do not like.

Windows 11 is still fresh from OVEN.

I have no issues. Mind you after reading that there was an issue with the snipping tool which I don't use but tried it out and there was. An update has since fixed that. I think most issues are related to people using Windows 11 on low spec laptops. One site posted on FB that some people were having issues with file explorer when they opened it it was slowing their computers down but quite a few of us with fast computers replied that we had no such issues.

I don't know how a slow computer could qualify for win11? I have fairly good machines and Microdump tells me none of my computers qualify. This is so far kind of Vista 2.0.

Do you need a PHD in geek to figure out if your *****ing computer has this TPM on it and how to get it to run?

buzz456 wrote:I don't know how a slow computer could qualify for win11? I have fairly good machines and Microdump tells me none of my computers qualify. This is so far kind of Vista 2.0.

For what reason do they not qualify, is it for TPM 2.0?

buzz456 wrote:Do you need a PHD in geek to figure out if your *****ing computer has this TPM on it and how to get it to run?

Buzz456 what are your computers? Desktop or laptop CPU specs etc.

The one i was referring to is a home built desktop using Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-10600K CPU @ 4.10GHz 4.10 GHz 16.0 GB Ram with a MSI Z490-A Pro motherboard.

buzz456 wrote:The one i was referring to is a home built desktop using Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-10600K CPU @ 4.10GHz 4.10 GHz 16.0 GB Ram with a MSI Z490-A Pro motherboard.

Buzz, not sure if this will help you or not but it explains how to turn on TPM on your motherboard. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cc0QVDqcmc

I now have the TPM enabled and when I try to run the health check to see if everything is OK the program won't run................................

What reason did it give for not being able to run?

AmericanSteam wrote:What reason did it give for not being able to run?

It didn't it just never starts.

buzz456 wrote:!*roll-laugh*! I now have the TPM enabled and when I try to run the health check to see if everything is OK the program won't run................................

If you go to the Windows Update page in settings it should say whether your computer is compatible or not. I know before I updated through Windows Update it did say something like your computer is compatible and you will get it when we have got it ready for you.

It says I have TPM 2.0 enabled and it still says it's not compatible. I think I have just about the same setup as you do. I un-installed the whole health check thing and then re-installed. This time it installed happy but still won't start from the short cut or the exe file. Time to go drive a train.