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I would have upgraded to Windows 11, but they decided my processor is "too old", so now I don't use Windows at all.
My PC is really up to date and yet somehow it fails the Windows 11 'test' you can run. Not sure why but it's pretty nice so I haven't looked into it.
If your PC was bought in the last 5 or so years, it's probably just the TPM being disabled in bios.
Hm that seems like something I'd want even if I don't want Windows 11