Got a PC that fails the Windows 11 system requirements? Thanks to an unofficial tool, you can create a Windows 11 image that will bypass the TPM system requirements that Microsoft set, enabling your ineligible PC to upgrade to the operating system.
Since Windows 11 was announced in June 2021, Microsoft was adamant that all PCs would have to meet its system requirements, such as enabling TPM, in order for the update to be eligible.
But according to Windows Latest, the Rufus tool will allow you to create a bootable USB drive thanks to an official Windows 11 image file, with checks in place that will allow your PC to bypass the system requirements.
But with this much power in one tool, we don’t actually recommend using this to upgrade your PC to Windows 11 for now, unless you’re certain you know what you’re doing, and what the risks are.
Analysis: Unforeseen consequences could occur
Microsoft’s communication around explaining the requirements for Windows 11 in 2021 was poor at best, especially when it came to TPM. It also didn’t help when its app to check if your PC was eligible to upgrade wasn’t accurate in its results.
But there’s still a wide pool of users who are on Windows 10 and don’t see the need to upgrade their PC to use Windows 11, especially if they use their device for the occasional web browsing or gaming.
While this tool will grant these PCs a path to upgrade, we don’t recommend using Rufus. The features that are in Windows 11, alongside what’s coming up with its major upgrade, codenamed ‘Sun Valley 2‘, will require some PCs to use more of the CPU, memory, and GPU in order to run the operating system in an efficient way.
This could cause a strain on the hardware, and you could have an incompatible PC running Windows 11 very slowly, to the point where it’s an irritation. Microsoft has also made it be known that it will make updating unsupported PCs running Windows 11 difficult in the future, which could lock you out from getting important security fixes.
Perhaps you can use Rufus as a ‘trial’ for Windows 11, to see what you think of the update before you go all-in on a new PC. But as something to bypass the system requirements, we recommend holding off.
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