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The thread discusses a user experiencing compatibility issues with Windows 11 on a Dell Inspiron 15 3000 despite meeting minimum requirements, including TPM 2.0, GPT partition, secure boot, and RAM. Contributors suggest checking that TPM is properly in 2.0 mode and recommend using a diagnostic tool to identify other compatibility issues, with the main concern pointing to the CPU not being listed as compatible. Overall, the discussion reflects frustration over hardware limitations preventing upgrade, with some suggestions for potential CPU upgrades.
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Hi,
I have a Dell Inspiron 15 3000 series, despite meeting all minimum requirements the PC Health Check app still says that my system is not compatible, and even though I'm in the Windows Insider Program I'm not able to download the Windows 11 update through the Beta channel.
  • There are no problems with the RAM(4GB) or storage(way above the required 64GB)
  • About the TMP 2.0 chip, I did check and my laptop does have it installed
  • Secure boot has also been enabled
Any ideas as to what might have gone wrong??
 

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Neemobeer said:
Make sure the TPM is in 2.0 mode. It's most likely in 1.2 m
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I did check the specification version, it said 2.0
An image from 'All Windows 11 Requirements Met But Still Shows Error'. Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Management window showing TPM is ready with manufacturer details.
 
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Thx man!! I guess the cpu not being listed is the problem then.
An image from 'All Windows 11 Requirements Met But Still Shows Error'. Windows 11 compatibility test shows mostly OK, except CPU compatibility is uncertain.
 
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I'm not 100% but I believe newer CPUs use the same 1151 socket so you could probably just grab an 8th gen cpu
 
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