Question Bypass TPM 1.2 and TPM 2.0 not working on older dell machine?

[markm75]

I've done the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup guides found online to put the 3 keys in and try to rerun setup, but each time it fails on the tpm check.

I'm running an older Dell t3600 with an e5-1650 3.2ghz 6 core pc.

Any ideas what i could be missing here?

I've even tried making a rufus image on a stick that doesnt have the tpm 2.0 requirement but that setup gives me the same error.

Thanks in advance

 

[ex_bubblehead]

You CAN'T bypass the TPM 2.0 requirement with registry edits.

 

[USAFRet]

I'm running an older Dell t3600 with an e5-1650 3.2ghz 6 core pc.

Why would you be wanting to forcefeed WIn 11 on a 9 year old CPU that is far off the bottom of the supported list?
TPM or otherwise.

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

The appraiserres.dll file in the Windows 11 image checks for the TPM requirement. Your T3600 DELL PC won't meet the requirements.

 

[hotaru.hino]

There's no compelling reason why you should install Windows 11 if Windows 10 runs fine on it. By the time Windows 10's support runs out and you really want to use the computer still, just throw Linux on it.

 

[markm75]

Yeah no real good reason, but i have acronis'd the old image.. Its mainly since its a daily driver and i need to dig into the ins and outs, its more efficient to force myself into the pain than use a VM, i like adventure lol

So the only way to do this on an older machine is via say the rufus boot stick with non tpm as a fresh install, or doing the steps on a regular stick after the splash screen from what i've gathered.

 

[hotaru.hino]

Even if you install Windows 11, Microsoft won't push updates if the hardware isn't supported. So you're going to be left with an increasingly insecure OS the longer you keep it your daily driver (unless you don't mind reinstalling every few months since the ISOs should contain the latest patches)

 

[markm75]

Even if you install Windows 11, Microsoft won't push updates if the hardware isn't supported. So you're going to be left with an increasingly insecure OS the longer you keep it your daily driver (unless you don't mind reinstalling every few months since the ISOs should contain the latest patches)

i successfully got win11 working on the t3600, zero issues.

Updates DO work (pulled down some today), at least for now, they've stated they may later disable them on unsupported hardware, but so far thats nowhere in sight.