
Hi !
Last week, I was super excited when Microsoft announced a tool to check if a device is ready for Windows 11. I got a 3 years old gaming PC, with a i7, 48GB RAM, and a couple of 2TB SSD discs. I was ready, however I faced this message.

I didn’t know why, so I decided to keep my Hack my Roomba project on.
Today thanks to the tweet below, I also realized that I got the similar message on the Windows Update.

My initial ideas were around UEFI or TPM compatibility issues, however I got both of them enabled and almost up-to-date.
After a quick search I found this amazing tool:
WhyNotWin11
And now I can really understand that my iI7 is the problem. Just running the app shows this results

And there it is, CPU seems to be the issue.
Back to the tool, it’s an open source one, so feel free to check the code, or download the binary and make the check in quick way.
Happy coding!
Greetings
El Bruno
More posts in my blog ElBruno.com.
More info in https://beacons.ai/elbruno
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