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Check How to Create bootable USB drive with no TPM and no Secure Boot for Windows 11Do you need to install Windows 11 on a legacy BIOS without secure boot and TPM? At the end of the day, here is a solution that works 100%. The energy level of introducing another Windows operating system remains despite and most of us have had the joy of experiencing it on different occasions. However, the fervor disappears forever when you experience a mistake for a problem that simply cannot be excused as insanity.One such issue with Windows 11 installation is that it requires ‘Secure Boot’ along with ‘TPM 2.0’ enabled on a machine, and it’s a really straightforward loop to enable both options assuming you’re in a ‘UEFI’ BIOS mode. In any case, in a ‘Legacy BIOS Mode’, it’s an alternate ball game. How to clean up Windows 11 installation without TPMDownload the Unofficial Windows 11 Media Creation Tool from Github.Extract the zip and run MediaCreationTool.bat.Choose 11 as the MCT version.Select Create ISO or Create USB.Click Yes at the PowerShell prompt.Choose the medium (USB or ISO) and then the location of the file.Click Next and you will now get an installation media.Now boot from the newly created media and you can install Windows 11 without meeting the system requirements.First, head over to this link and download the Universal Media Creation Tool zip file.Extract the zip file and run the MediaCreationTool batch file. If the windows mark it as dangerous, don’t worry. Just click Run anyway to continue.Now once the program opens, choose 11 (at the bottom) as the MCT version.Then choose Create ISO or Create USB. If you want to create a Windows 11 bootable USB to install on another PC, select Create USB. If you want to install it on a virtual machine, choose Create ISO.If prompted, click Yes to allow Windows PowerShell to start the media creation utility. It will open and you will see that it is titled “Windows 10 Settings”. Just ignore that! It will create a Windows 11 media.In the media creation tool window, choose which media you want to use. Select a USB flash drive or ISO file.Now, select the USB flash drive letter or ISO file location. Click Next.The tool will now start downloading Windows 11 from the servers and create an installation media for you. And again, don’t be confused by what it says. You may see “Downloading Windows 10”, but don’t worry. You will end up with Windows 11.Once the installation media has been created successfully, just boot from it as usual. You should be able to install Windows 11 without having a TPM on your system. How to install Windows 11 with TPM 1.2 and / or unsupported CPUsIf your system has TPM 1.2 instead of TPM 2.0 and / or has unsupported CPU and meets all other requirements, then everything becomes much easier. To avoid this problem, we have a simple workaround that uses a registry hack to bypass the CPU and TPM version checks. First of all, open the Windows Registry Editor. Press Windows Key + R, type “regedit” and hit enter.Now, copy and paste the following path address into the registry address bar as shown in the screenshot. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM Setup MoSetupRight-click a blank space in the right pane and choose New> DWORD Value (32-bit). Name it AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU.Double-click it, set the value data to 1, and click OK. Make sure ‘Hexadecimal’ is already selected as Base, as shown in the screenshot below.Now if you find this too technical or feel uncomfortable editing the registry, you can do it in just a few clicks. Just download our custom log files and double click on the required one to get the job done. If prompted, confirm the action by clicking Yes.Above zip file contains couple of registry files where Enable Win11 Upgrade.reg will do the registry trick and Undo Enable Win11 Upgrade.reg will revert registry edits back to normal state. For the registry change to take effect, restart your PC and proceed to the next step.Download the official Windows 11 Installation Wizard and run it to begin updating your PC to Windows 11. If prompted, just accept the warnings. Steps to install Windows 11 without TPM Download Windows 11 ISO fileAt first, you need to download the Windows 11 ISO file of the latest internal preview version. Go to the link provided for a super fast direct download link from Google Drive. Create a bootable Windows 11 USBThe next step is to create a Windows 11 bootable USB with a media creation tool. Head over to the link and check out our guide to creating one with Rufus.Once you have a working Windows 11 bootable USB, you need to restart your PC and boot it from the USB you just created with Rufus.While restarting your PC, enter the BIOS using the BIOS key (depends on your PC make and model). In our case it is F2.In BIOS, enable the Boot from USB option and then save and exit to boot from your Windows 11 bootable USB flash drive. Modify the Windows registryOnce you boot from USB, you will see a message saying “This PC cannot run Windows 11” as shown below.On this screen, click the back button in the upper left corner. Then you need to open the command prompt window by pressing Shift + F10.In the command prompt window, type regedit and hit enter to start the Windows registry editor.Navigate to the HKEY_LOCAL_M pathACHINE SYSTEM Setup.Click Edit> New> Key to create a new key called LabConfig.Within LabConfig, right-click a blank space and click New> DWORD Value (32-bit).Then name it BypassTPMCheck.Right click on it and select the Modify … option to edit the DWORD value.Now give it a value of 00000001 and click OK.Similarly, you must create another DWORD value to bypass the Windows 11 secure boot requirement. To do this, create a new one and name it BypassSecureBootCheck. Then, as we did previously, give it a value of 00000001 and click OK. You now have two DWORD values inside the LabConfig key. And the screenshot will look like this:Now close the registry and command prompt windows and go back to the install command prompt screen like this.Again, click the Install Now button to begin the installation process. This time, you will be able to successfully bypass Windows 11 TPM and Secure Boot requirements to install the operating system on your incompatible or ineligible PC. Now you can continue with the normal installation process without having any problems. In the next window, it will ask you to enter the activation key. You can skip this by clicking I don’t have a product key.Once you click on that, you will be taken to the next screen where you will need to select the edition of Windows 11 that you want to install on your PC.On the next screen, accept the Microsoft license terms and click Next.This will immediately start the installation process and voila!Once done, your system will reboot and boot into the new Windows 11 operating system as in the screenshot below. Alternative method: create custom installation mediaThis method of bypassing the TPM and Secure Boot requirements involves modifying the original Windows 11 ISO file. With this method, you can update the operating system by running the installation file directly from the disk image. To the following to do it.Go to the Windows 11 ISO images folder and right click to select the option, Mount.Now select all the files in the folder and copy them.Create a new folder on any of your drives. Here I have created a folder called “Windows 11” on my F: drive. Paste the copied files into this folder.Now go to the folder where you saved the Windows 10 ISO file. Right click on the file and select Mount. Then open the fonts folder there.Find the DLL file named appraiserres.dll and copy it. In case you don’t have the Windows 10 ISO, click here to download the specified dll file.Extract the downloaded zip file and copy the dll file.Once you have copied the dll file, go back to the Windows 11 folder that you created on the F: drive. Open the source folder, right-click and select Paste from the menu. Alternatively, you can just press Crtl + V to paste the copied file.When prompted to choose the paste method, choose Replace file on destination. (This is very important)Now, go to the Windows 11 folder and double click on the setup.exe file.Select the option (recommended) to get drivers and updates.It will then ask you to agree to the license term. Click the OK button at the bottom.This will immediately download the updates and it will take a while depending on the speed and internet system.Once complete, your PC will be ready to install the operating system and details about the installation will be presented to you. Here click on the Install button.The Windows 11 installation will now begin and will take a few minutes to complete.Your PC may restart multiple times. After the installation has completed successfully, you will be taken to the Windows login screen after the final reboot. Final words: How to Create bootable USB drive with no TPM and no Secure Boot for Windows 11I hope you understand this article How to Create bootable USB drive with no TPM and no Secure Boot for Windows 11, if your answer is no then you can ask anything via contact forum section related to this article. And if your answer is yes then please share this article with your family and friends.
