

Once Secure Boot is enabled fully, it can automatically protect your computer from malware infections and attacks. Secure Boot is a feature burned into UEFI firmware that prevents unauthorized hardware from interfering while booting your Windows. Is It Safe to Install Windows 11 without Secure Boot and TMP?

Let's explore the methods one by one below. The good news is that you're still able to install Windows 11 without meeting the Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 requirements. So, if you're trying to install or upgrade Windows 11 and your computer does not meet Microsoft's minimum requirements, Microsoft will term your system as unsupported PC and you might get a warning "This PC can't run Windows 11 error" like below. However, there is a minimum set of strict requirements that you must comply with when installing Windows 11 on your old PC or laptop, your computer must requires 'Secure Boot' along with TPM 2.0 enabled. You may be so excited when Windows 11 was first announced and wanted to try Windows 11 so badly. I didn't even know the words TMP and Secure Boot until then." - From a reader's voice But my dreams came crashing down when I downloaded the PC Health Check app from the Microsoft website, and it showed me that my laptop isn't compatible with Windows 11 since it doesn't have Secure Boot. "Can I install Windows 11 without TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot? I had a Dell Inspiron laptop with 8GB of RAM, a dedicated Radeon graphics card, I was pretty sure that would have been more than sufficient to install Windows 11 on my laptop.
