However, many of the devices that don't have TPM, Secure Boot, or a compatible processor, are perfectly capable of running Windows 11. The installer for Windows 11 checks for both TPM and Secure Boot, and will not install on "unsupported" processors. There are extra switches that can be passed for more in-depth patching, such as one that allows for forcing Windows Updates and in-place upgrades to skip compatibility checks see extra switches for more.Ī Windows 10 ISO is not required for this method. This workaround injects three keys into the registry of the Windows Setup environment in the boot.wim file in the Windows 11 ISO that force the installer to skip TPM, Secure Boot, memory and CPU checks, allowing the user to install Windows 11 using the original installer. If you get 64, you have a 64-bit processor, and can run Windows 11. Then copy and paste the following command in command prompt: wmic cpu get DataWidth.
If you are unsure what architecture your system is, press Win+ R, type cmd, and press Enter. Windows 11 is a 64-bit-only OS, and therefore will not work at all on older architectures such as 32-bit (x86). Please note that this tool does not allow Windows 11 to be installed on 32-bit (x86) platforms. Looking for some Windows 11 hacks? I have some mod scripts on another repository, Windows11_Mods. Requires Python 3 and the requests module. I am also developing a command-line interface tool for UUP Dump, so that you can download the latest update package for a given channel, and generate an installable ISO for use with this script. Looking for Windows 11 ISOs? Head over to UUP Dump to download the latest Dev build of Windows 11 and create a bootable ISO. This tool creates a modified Windows 11 installer ISO using an existing one, containing a registry hack that bypasses the setup-time compatibility checks, as well as an experimental patch that forces feature updates and in-place upgrades to install, ignoring incompatibilities.
It might take a bit longer than I'd like since I'm still a student in high school, but I will try to do what I can. Now, this will require quite a bit of work to do, so don't expect anything for a while, but once the update is released, the old method (Win11-TPM-RegistryBypass) will be marked as deprecated.
The secret? Using the "AutoUnattend" method. I have some plans that will hopefully further optimize the tool and make it significantly faster, and will allow for adding extra features in an easier way in the future. Force-Windows-11-Install Notice of Update:Īfter having archived this repository a few months ago, I've decided that maybe I should give this project a second chance.
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