How to Bypass Windows 11 Secure Boot & TMP 2.0 [Fixed]

Do you want to Bypass Windows 11 Secure Boot?

If so, you’ve come to the correct place.

What is TPM 2.0 and How to Fix Module Errors were discussed in the previous post? [CPUs based on Intel and AMD]

Everyone is currently fighting with the new Windows 11 requirements that must be met in order to install it.

Nonetheless, Microsoft has gone to great lengths to improve security and privacy. However, many of us aren’t fond of it.

Because the majority of customers are unable to install it on their PCs or laptops and receive messages such as “This PC can’t run Windows 11.”

And I’ve seen a lot of people looking for things like “How to install Windows 11 without TPM and Secure Boot“.

But don’t worry, we’ve figured out a way around it.

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How to Bypass Windows 11 Secure Boot & TMP 2.0 [Fixed]

But first, let’s collect some background information.

If you have a “UEFI BIOS Mode” laptop or PC, however, it is quite easy to overcome. Simply go to BIOS settings and enable the “Secure Boot” option, followed by the “TPM 2.0” option.

TPM settings are known as Platform Trust Technology (PTT) in Intel-based CPUs and AMD fTPM settings in AMD-based CPUs. As a result, be cautious when enabling them.

You can also use the PC Health Check App if you’re not sure.

Also, all Motherboards or CPUs built in the previous 4-5 years, according to me, will have these “TPM Chips” and “Secure Boot Mode” on their boards.

If you have an older PC or laptop, it may feature “Legacy BIOS Mode,” which makes installing Windows 11 nearly impossible. Because there is no option to enable “TPM 2.0” & “Secure Boot” on older PCs.

Method 1: Bypass Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 Check in Windows 11 using Registry Editor

In this tutorial, I’ll teach you how to get around Windows 11‘s Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 requirements by altering some registry files. I know it seems strange, but don’t worry, they’re completely safe.

And the best part is that I’ve used them myself.

So, let’s get started with this step-by-step approach.

1. First, go to the Start Menu and type “RUN” into the search box, then press Enter. Now type the command “regedit” and click Enter.

Quick Tip:- In the same way, you can also use the shortcut keys “Windows Key + R”.

2.Then the Registry Editor will appear & then navigate to the given path. ” Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup “

3. When you’re in the Setup folder, right-click it and choose “New” from the drop-down menu, then “Key.”

4. Then, beneath the Upgrade folder, a new Registry Key file will be created. As a result, rename it to “LabConfig.” (Important for upgrading to Windows 11)

5. You will now discover a file named Default in the right-hand section. However, we must build a new “DWORD” registry file in this case. So, right-click there again, select “New,” then “DWORD (32-bit) Value.”

6. Rename the file to “BypassTPMCheck” when it has been generated. Create a new “DWORD” registry file and rename it “BypassSecureBootCheck“. After both files have been created, the result will be as shown in the image.

7. Next double-click the “BypassTPMCheck” key file you prepared earlier. Then modify the “Value data” to ” 1 ” before clicking the OK button.

Note: Please double-check that the “Base” parameter is set to “Hexadecimal.”

8. Then double-click the “BypassSecureBootCheck” key file and modify the “Value data” to “1 ” before clicking the OK button.

Finally, exit the Registry Editor and restart your computer. As a result, all of these settings will be kept.

Note: After you’ve saved all of these changes, you can sign up for the Windows Insider Program to download the Insider Preview Update.

And that’s it! You’ve successfully overcome both the TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot requirements in Windows 11.

Let’s come to the next tutorial

Method 2: Bypass TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot Check by Modifying Windows 11 ISO File

However, the above procedure is 100 percent effective and authentic. If you’re still getting errors, it’s possible that it’s due to the “Legacy BIOS.”

But don’t worry, this simple instruction will be of great assistance to you.

This article explains how to install Windows 11 without the need for TPM 2.0 or the Secure Boot check.

Let’s go

And you’ll need all of the items listed below to do so.

Windows 11 ISO Image File
Windows 10 Bootable USB Drive
A working Windows 10 computer
USB Flash Drive of at least 8 GB

You can proceed once you have all of the items.

Now, follow this step-by-step procedure…

1. Start by going to This PC and then to the Windows 11 ISO Image File. After that, right-click on the ISO File and choose Mount from the menu. ( If you don’t have the ISO file, you must download it first.)

2. Now, open the mounted Windows 11 ISO File and look for the “sources” folder, which you should open.

3. Now look for the “install.wim” file in the “sources” folder and copy it. The shortcut keys ” Ctrl + C ” can also be used to copy the file.

4. After that, enter the Windows 10 Bootable Drive into your computer, then go to This PC and open the Windows 10 USB‘s “sources” folder.

5. Finally, copy the “install.wim” file from the Windows 11 ISO file and paste it into the “sources” folder of the Win 10 USB. The shortcut keys ” Ctrl + V ” can also be used to paste the file.

It will then ask you to “Replace the file in the destination.” So go ahead and click that. It will now begin copying the file to the “sources” folder, and when it is finished. You may now quickly install Windows 11 on your computer or laptop using this Windows 10 USB.

The nicest thing is that you can now easily boot Windows 11 from USB without having to worry about TPM or Secure Boot. It will also circumvent all system requirements, regardless of whether your system is running on “Legacy BIOS” or “UEFI BIOS” firmware.

And that’s it! Other solutions to cure these types of issues can be found on the internet, however, the two approaches stated above have a 99 percent success record.

Let’s come to the final part right away

Some Other Ways to Fix TPM & Secure Boot Errors

We’ve compiled a summary of all the numerous ways individuals are attempting to avoid or correct these problems. Everyone is attempting their own approach, and if it fails, they are attempting to combine two or more methods.

So yet, only the Registry technique indicated above has worked for a large number of people. So, in order to spare you time, we’ve listed some of the methods below that may be useful if the first two methods don’t work.

Enrolling in Dev Channel with OfflineInsiderEnroll scripts: Some users claim that using these scripts can be beneficial. However, I do not advocate them because it is preferable to obtain updates from an official source.
Setup Config File “setupconfig.ini” is being deleted from the Windows root folder.
Using the command prompt, convert Windows 11 install.wim to Install.esd from an ISO file.
Replacing appraiserrs.dll in the same way we did in the previous section.
Making a fresh Windows 11 image by altering and using Windows 10 files, then converting Windows files back to ISO files

Although these approaches are not entirely reliable, they are worth a go if you are still unable to resolve the issues on your machine.

That’s all

Conclusion

That’s how you can quickly get around the TPM 2.0 problem and enable Secure Boot mode on your PC so you may install Windows 11 without having to meet these system requirements. In addition, we have attempted to cover everything in this text that can assist you in resolving these issues.

Also, if you’re having trouble with the “Secure Boot state unsupported Fix” error, this post can assist.

Stay tuned for the next installment…

Please leave your opinions in the comments section and let us know if you know of a better technique to bypass Windows 11 Secure Boot & TMP 2.0 Check [Fixed].

Thank you a lot!