Windows 11 what people say about Microsoft requirements

Windows 11 has very strict security measures and requires TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, and CPUs that are officially supported by Microsoft. The company claims that all of these are necessary, as security is of utmost importance in its new operating system.

But security is also paramount for professionals and businesses, and according to an interesting study recently conducted on approximately 30 million devices from 60.000 organizations, the majority of computers can not be upgraded to Windows 11, as they were found not to meet system requirements. The research was conducted by Lansweeper and is called "Windows 11 Readiness Audit".
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Although most of these computers meet the lenient requirement of 4 GB of RAM, the majority (55,6%) do not have a CPU from the official Microsoft support list. Nearly one-fifth of computers (19,26%) did not have TPM 2.0.

Separate data presented specifically for TPM 2.0 show that about 20% of workstations and about 5% of servers do not have the required TPM.

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This is not the only recent Windows 11 survey.

Another survey of more than a thousand adult PC users in the US showed that the majority were unaware of or uninterested in Windows 11 , and most did not even want to upgrade to the next-generation Windows operating system.


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  1. I have an Asus B450M-A motherboard, I also activated TMR 2.0 from the bios and everything comes out with a green indicator except for one that is safe boot. I'm trying to figure out what's going on with this and can't figure it out. Entomexy is the only reason that tells me that my computer does not have the ability to install windows 11. How unfair all this is.

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