Thanks for your picture.
The rest of this is absolute total guessing, and apologies in advance:

If a user's PC is good enough and even if it isn't, (Mine isn't) join the DEV channel which is pretty easygoing (if you make sure to only have ONE single Drive installed during installation.)
As of a couple days ago (this doubtless isn't true anymore) there was no other version besides "DEV".
Forcing your setting to "Release" when there is none, marks you as unworthy for "DEV" (see the chart).
Conclusion:
Go back to "DEV" and do the drive-thing,
the TPM thing,
and whatever-thing I forgot right now.
You'll still be unworthy (probably) but it should install anyway.
but I am speaking above my station, apologies to the people who really know this stuff.
To no one (I just found this out, but where do I write it except here?)
Known issues:

Pretty biggie known-issues.
Yes, apparently you cannot just clear the TPM in BIOS, windows must do it,
Although I have not (1) figured a way to use "Device security" as an administrator,
(2) "device security" is acting like some mean security guard and not even mentioning the TPM.
But another DOS-tool is much more understanding:
Do I have a good revision? yes
Do I need to clear? no
*Could* I clear if I wanted? yes.
whatever it wants it's either a temp-guard telling everyone to go away, or it's being mysterious.
I think it's a very temp-guard.
