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JohnW

Yes that appears to be the case. Will stick with Win 10.

Moonshine

That clears it up, thanks for that.

Moonshine

In TPM management it says ‘Compatible TPM cannot be found’.

EP posted that the CPU is 6th gen. and does not support TPM. So the socket IS usable but I would need 8th gen. CPU

EP

Aaah that explains it. Many thanks.

Thanks EP. I still can’t understand why there would be a TPM socket which is unusable. I also don’t understand why Asus have instructions for installing the TPM module in the manual.

Hi

Thanks for replying.

Yes I was hoping to run Windows 11 on my current setup. Not sure which generation the CPU is but it’s a Quad Core Intel i5 Skylake-6600K. As I said to Moonshine I’ve checked TPM management and it says ‘Compatible TPM not found’.

Hi Moonshine

Thanks for that info. I have checked TPM Management and it says ‘Compatible TPM cannot be found’. Oh well, it’s Windows 10 for a few more years.

I’ve used it to reset my system when the 2004 update failed to install on my PC. It empties the Software Distribution folder in Windows among other things. Didn’t sort out my 2004 update though, still won’t install.