Sometimes Microsoft gets things wrong, and a few days ago it was a call to update the operating system Windows 11. This is governed by specific computer requirements and among them is the presence of the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0. However, some users with older Windows 10 (versions 22H2, 21H2 and 20H2) whose PC did not meet these requirements were prompted to upgrade. The update could be started but not completed.
Microsoft fixed the error the same day, and the change was reflected in the disappearance of this prompt within the next dozen hours. Although it was possible to install Windows 11 in the past on computers that do not meet the system requirements, this has resulted in the display of a warning message at the bottom of the screen about an unsupported system in recent weeks.
