Preparing for Insider Preview Builds of Windows 11 - ***UPDATED 6/28***

I did not face any problem regarding checking my pc eligibility for windows 11 neither in the settings page nor in the check up app.

Bit of a joke this "Does not meet requirements" ..... Sitting on a Ryzen 9 3950X , M.2,DDR4 4000.X570MB.... if that doesn't meet specs, someone's head needs to roll... Hate to think how many computer shops will take advantage of this poor detection algorithm to upsell a new computer to unsuspecting customer... Thanks

Where is the logic in accepting an Atom x6200fe 1.00GHz end not accept an I7 7700hq 2.8Ghz ?

After reading and seeing the despair some users are having with Win 11 upgrade hardware reqs, here are some ideas to help. TPM 2.0 - TPM 2.0 will be a req for the 1st round of Insider Dev channel builds, starting next week. However, TPM 1.2 will be the soft req as time moves towards Win 11 RTM.If your having issues with TPM, try looking in your Bios Settings for either Intel PTT or AMD fTPM depending on your CPU. CPU reqs - The latest docs on Microsoft Hardware requirements list 8th gen Intel CPU's or higher, and 2nd Gen Ryzen CPU's as a minimum.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/minimum/windows-processor-requirements

However, older CPUs that meet at least the following Supports 2 Processor Cores• Compatible with the x64 or ARM64 instruction set• Supports PF_ARM_V81_ATOMIC_INSTRUCTIONS_AVAILABLE instruction set (for ARM64 processor)• Supports PAE, NX and SSE4.1• Supports CMPXCHG16b, LAHF/SAHF, and PrefetchW• Meets the supported processor generation listThen older CPU's should work but Windows Update will warn you that it doesn't recommend installing Win 11 with those CPU'sThe 1st version of the PC Health Check app is bugged and one of the devs posted on Twitter that they know, and will hopefully be releasing an updated version even possibly today at some point, fingers crossed that the hardware detection software is improved, along with reasons on a line by line basis as to what fails to be compatible with Win 11https://twitter.com/dispensa/status/1408226015260790787?s=20A lot of time will go by from the 1st Insider build to RTM, so things will change as we get closer to RTM, and hopefully, Microsoft will do a better job of communicating Win 11 requirements and rationale for these requirements. Until the 1st ISO is released and people have a chance to try installing on systems that according to Microsoft don't make the cut, we won't know too much.I have a certain build installed and running on a 1st Gen Surface Pro, and it seems to run fine, Insider setting warns me that I don't meet the required hardware and it remains to be seen if I will get the update to the 1st Insider build on that hardware.Microsoft obviously didn't prepare for the reveal of Win 11, and Info is slow to be released by MS, but hopefully, this will improve with time.Hope this helps.

For TPM, even if you don't have one on the MoBo, most recent CPUs come with one. For Intel, it is called PTT and for AMD, it is called fTPM. For a majority of people, it should already be enabled, but for those computers where it isn't, it can be enabled in the BIOS.