Some of these are notoriously known for interfering with the upgrade to Windows 11. First things first, it’s very important to disable or uninstall any 3rd party AV or security program that you have installed on Windows 10.If you’re looking for specific instructions on how to perform an In-Place upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11, follow the instructions below: NOTE: As a lot of users have reported, if your Windows 10 PC is running the latest build available, some security checks (related to secure boot and TPM 2.0) will be bypassed while performing an in-place upgrade procedure.

If you’re trying to upgrade an old computer to Windows 11 and the PC Health check deems that your PC is not capable of supporting the new OS, you might be able to install it on the old hardware by forcing an in-place upgrade.

If any of the methods below are not working any longer, please let us know in the comment section below. Note: Keep in mind that these workarounds are prone to become ineffective as Microsoft releases new builds and patches the current exploits that the community has discovered. Bypass the TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot Requirements.

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