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Head to the official Windows 11 download page to get the new OS now - there are three options to choose from.

Microsoft will allow device manufacturers to disable the TPM requirement on their version of Windows 11 – you'll be doing the same here: This method involves setting up a lab-like environment. As such, we'd highly recommend backing up all your files and other data first. There is a way to bypass it, alongside the 4GB RAM and Secure Boot requirements, but it involves making changes to the registry.

However, even if you don’t have a TPM 2.0 processor, don’t rush out to buy new hardware. Holding down Esc, Del or a function key (often F2) while the device is powering on is the most common way to access them, with the TPM option usually described as ‘PTT’ or ‘PSP fTPM’. This can be changed by heading to the BIOS (or UEFI) settings for your device. However, there's still a chance it'll say your computer isn't compatible, when in reality TPM 2.0 isn't enabled. Microsoft’s has updated its ‘PC Health Check’ app, which tells you if your device will work with Windows 11 - it's available via the Windows 11 website. That counts out a lot of older hardware, as TPM 2.0 was released in October 2014. See more in our separate guide: Will my PC run Windows 11?Īmong them is a CPU with support for a TPM 2.0 module. Not all Windows 10 devices will be eligible, as they have to meet a new set of criteria. Microsoft has updated the hardware requirements for Windows 11. However, there's an easy way to get Windows 11 now on all compatible devices.

It's available to download as of 5 October, although most Windows 10 devices will be waiting until 2022 for the free upgrade to appear.

Microsoft announced its new operating system at a dedicated event on 24 June, with a big design overhaul and native support for Android apps among the most significant changes.