Tutorials How To Bypass Windows 11 TPM 2.0

[shameera]

Windows 11 TPM 2.0 Bypass​

If you don’t have TPM enabled and you want to bypass TPM 2.0 while installing Windows 11, we have provided just the solution for that. How to Bypass Windows 11 TPM 2.0 error is the question that everyone is asking now. Follow the below given steps to bypass the TPM 2.0 requirement in Windows 11.

• Install Windows 11 using the
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  or Windows 11 Insider Program. If your PC does not have TPM 2.0 enabled, it will show an error as shown below.

• When this error comes up, Press Shift+F10 and a command prompt will be launched. Now type regedit in the command prompt and press enter button to launch the Windows Registry Editor.

• Now As Windows Registry Editor is opened, go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup now right-click on the Setup key and then select Nee >Key.
• Now Prompt will show, Enter LabConfig and press Enter.
• Now right-click on the LabConfig key and select New > DWORD (32-bit) value and create a value named BypassTPMCheck, and set data to 1.
• Next, Create the BypassRAMCheck and BypassSecureBootCheck values and set data to 1. It should look like the image shown below.

• Now as you have created the three values in the last step, close the registry editor.
• Now type exit in the command prompt and hit enter.
• Now click on the back button on the prompt where it says that Your PC can’t run Windows 11.

• Now you will be taken back to the page where you have to select the version of Windows 11. Press Next and your Windows 11 TPM 2.0 will be bypassed.

 

[SiteWizard]

@shameera thank you my friend
here in this rig i do not even have TPM (lol)
this Rig is to old now ...

 

[Tamilkings]

Very nice tutorial, thank you so much

 

[kexet]

Does this metod work on this verion ???? ( Windows 11 RTM Final Build 22000.194 Consumer Edition (x64))

 

[kodhanda]

thank u for knowing how to by pass windows 11 thaku for all team os team u r rocking with new techniques

 

[overclockthesun]

So if I try an upgrade from within windows 10, will this work with normal regedit within windows or will this only work for a clean install?

 

[SuperTech]

So if I try an upgrade from within windows 10, will this work with normal regedit within windows or will this only work for a clean install?

Do a Google search for "Universal MediaCreationTool wrapper", it looks like it has both the Labconfig values and the MoSetup ones. It appears the Labconfig values are only honored if you are using boot media (aka not running it from the live OS, but WinPE setup). That means to go to the next CU, you probably have to install it via USB boot media again and won't be able to use Windows Updates to go to the next build if your hardware does not meet the hardware requirements.

 

[SlavkoPejic]

@shameera thank you so much

 

[Josh Jiper]

Thanks Shameera for the quick tip

 

[osxp1]

gotta try this, thank you bro

 

[Proteus]

Does this metod work on this verion ???? ( Windows 11 RTM Final Build 22000.194 Consumer Edition (x64))

yes, already tried it

 

[GRiM R3AP3R]

SW33T, THANX 4 This Posted Info.

 

[zekaa]

Do a Google search for "Universal MediaCreationTool wrapper", it looks like it has both the Labconfig values and the MoSetup ones. It appears the Labconfig values are only honored if you are using boot media (aka not running it from the live OS, but WinPE setup). That means to go to the next CU, you probably have to install it via USB boot media again and won't be able to use Windows Updates to go to the next build if your hardware does not meet the hardware requirements.

Tested on computer with Asrock board with no TPM chip at all and intelcore i5 4460 with 16gb of ram and SSD. Did upgrade from windows 10 to 11 for my friend. He is very happy with performance of the machine now

 

[SuperTech]

Rufus now has a beta version with "Windows 11 Extended support":

• Add Windows 11 "Extended" installation support (Disables TPM/Secure Boot/RAM requirements)

Only supports clean install from bootable USB flash drive.

I loaded Windows 11 (upgrade from Windows 10) on a VM 2 days with this trick (download the Win 11 ISO from MS):

Bypass TPM and other requirements for Update from within Windows
Start the Windows 11 update software, click "Change how setup downloads updates" and select "not right now", or disconnect from the Internet before pressing "Next". The reason is that there's now a new version of the updater that disables the "back" button on the "Unsupported Hardware" screen. Click "Next", after some checking, a screen "This PC doesn't currently meet Windows 11 system requirements" appears.

Now open the folder "C:\$WINDOWS.~BT\Sources" and look for the file "appraiserres.dll", delete the file. Make sure to delete the correct file, there's several "appraiser" files in that folder.

Return to the Windows 11 updater (no need to restart it), click "back", and "next", done. Viola, hardware requirements bypassed.

 

[suriphen]

Thanks for sharing this tricks.. i will give it a try on NON TPM PC. thanks

 

[cookingmix]

I HAVE TO TRY THIS METHOD

 

[CoffinDeath]

Thanks a lot for the update, share.

 

[RedDove]

Thanks for this shameera,
this will help a great deal, especially
since a desktop I have does not have
the TPM 2.0 at all.

Bookmarked.