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- Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
- ;Updated 30/08/2021. ;Test 21996.1 and 22000.100 and .162 and all run without TPM, however Insider builds don't seem to require it , and retail release probably won't either.
- ;This is for installation mostly, as Windows 11 likes to say no to be installed if you don't have fTPM/TPM AND UEFI/Secureboot.
- ;You can run this during Windows Setup (hit Shift+F10) and type in the reg file, click Yes to merge, then X out and try to install
- ;04/07/2021: Updated to include 'bypassRAMcheck' but disabled it as previously had a conflict, can work for sure if isolatedcontext is 'no'.
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- ;Some useful information:
- ;secure boot can freak out with linux and many pendrives (like Ventoy) and if a BIOS update doesnt whitelist it, its useless
- ;Plus CSM is just a compatibility layer that is needed for legacy cards, old graphics cards that dont have UEFI update (and won't)
- ;And fTPM is only there because Intel collabed with Microsoft for Windows 11 to optimise Alder Lake and they did this for mitigation of speculative issues for the corporate world. The home PC does not need this..
- ;Luckily Microsoft won't force it after a severe backlash, but will still 'recommend' 8th gen Intel, fTPM, etc. to you.
- [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup\LabConfig]
- "BypassTPMCheck"=dword:00000001
- "BypassSecureBootCheck"=dword:00000001
- "BypassRAMCheck"=dword:00000001
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