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1. Check if your computer is ready for Windows 11 (WhyNotWin11.exe) Download
2. If not, download and Install Windows 11 TPM fix Download (If a message says REMOVED, just run it again so it says INSTALLED).
3. Download and run the Windows 11 Installation Assistant Here
If your computer is not completely compatible with Windows 11, make sure the Windows 11 TPM fix is download, and shows INSTALLED before downloading Windows 11.
It is normal for Windows or your browser to block the download at first, you may need to click More Info, Run Anyway, Allow this app to make changes.
Try another browser if problems persist.
In most cases, it's fine to run the first option on the Microsoft Windows site - Download and run the Windows 11 Installation Assistant.
If this doesn't work for you, Create Windows 11 Installation Media instead. Use the recommended settings, but make an ISO, not USB.
When complete, open the location of the ISO. Open the ISO with Windows Explorer - right click, Mount. Or, right click, open with Windows Explorer.
A new 'drive' will appear. Now you can run setup.exe to install Windows 11. Use the default settings to upgrade - making sure to KEEP all apps and files.
IMPORTANT: If you are trying to repair a Windows install (but not upgrade), to fix a Windows Update issue, do this instead:
1. Check if your computer is ready for Windows 11 (WhyNotWin11.exe) Download
2. If not, download and Install Windows 11 TPM fix Download (If a message says REMOVED, just run it again so it says INSTALLED).
3. Open the Settings App in Windows (right-click the Start menu button, or press Windows & i on your keyboard). Go to System - Recovery. Fix problems using Windows Update, Reinstall now. DO NOT choose Reset, Refresh or Restart.
4. If, after a few hours, this has not worked: Download a Windows 11 ISO using the Media Creation Tool Here
If your computer is not completely compatible with Windows 11, make sure the Windows 11 TPM fix is download, and shows INSTALLED before downloading Windows 11.
It is normal for Windows or your browser to block the download at first, you may need to click More Info, Run Anyway, Allow this app to make changes.
Try another browser if problems persist.
If Windows cannot repair your installation automatically in Step 3, Create Windows 11 Installation Media instead. Use the recommended settings, but make an ISO, not USB.
When complete, open the location of the ISO. Open the ISO with Windows Explorer - right click, Mount. Or, right click, open with Windows Explorer.
A new 'drive' will appear. Now you can run setup.exe to install Windows 11. Use the default settings to upgrade - making sure to KEEP all apps and files.