[SOLVED] "PC doesn't meet system requirements for this version of Windows" ?

[bobbee25]

My Windows 11 Pro PC was acting up. I tried to do a system backup using EaseUS Todo Backup.
As the restore completed, error in data

Can't reboot, asks for boot device.
Using the media creation tool I created a usb Windows bootable cd on my other pc.

Boot up., enter key "PC doesn't meet system requirements for this version of Windows"
But this is the same Windows version that I have been using for the last few years ?

 

[boohoo2u]

Have you changed anything in your BIOS/UEFI?
Make sure TPM is on.
Make sure UEFI is set, not Legacy/BIOS.
If secure boot is on, try turning it off, or vice versa.

What are you PC specs?

 

[bobbee25]

Ryzen 7 3700 64gb 5 drives Asus tuf x570 plus motherboard
win11 pro
built it around 3 years ago, was great pc.

Rough week, bought an msi z790 and found chip socket corupt
Bought a sus tuf z790 plus, defective via Asus tech spt, sent back
Got a new tuf, so far it is ok, but all my software config files are on the old one,
Now a major issue with it as described above

 

[rgd1101]

not clear. are you booting up the old win 11 install on the new system?

 

[bobbee25]

No, the new system is ok needs to be configured.
It just so happened that my older reliable pc encountered the issue.
So the problem is with a win11 pro that I have been using for a few years.
It just happen to occur just after I got the new one up.
Problem is that all my software configs etc are on the older one.

 

[bobbee25]

Problem solved
I installed windows 10, ran win 11 compatability - FAILED, tpm 2 not there
Went into bias, removed and then selected tpm
Now it works.
must have been some glitch
Thank ya all

 

[Dark Lord of Tech]

Problem solved
I installed windows 10, ran win 11 compatability - FAILED tpm 2 not there
Went into bias, removed and then selected tpm
Now it works.
must have been some glitch
Thank ya all

Great news , glad it's solved!

 

[bobbee25]

let me add. After installing win 10 I went for the win 11. No TMP no there.
I went into the bios, removed tmp, reboot, added tmp back
Now all is fine .