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Development Stage: RTM Release Date: 11/16/2021 Version: 21H2 Build 22000.318 Fix Developer: Microsoft Developer Website: Bit Depth: 64 bits Interface Language: English System Requirements: Processor: At least two cores with a clock speed of at least 1 gigahertz (GHz) on a compatible 64-bit processor or System on a Chip (SoC). RAM: 2 GB or more. Storage: A storage device with 64GB or more. Graphics adapter: DirectX 12 / WDDM 2.x compatible graphics adapter. Screen: 9 inches with HD resolution (720p). Internet Connection: Installing Windows 11 Home requires a Microsoft account and an Internet connection. Description: On November 16, 2021, Microsoft officially published updated versions of Windows 11 distributions. However, not everyone can install this OS version due to hardware compatibility issues. To install Windows 11 on unsupported hardware, you need to bypass the TPM (Trusted Platform Module), Secure Boot (Secure Boot), and UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) requirements. These versions of the patched images are based on the original Windows 11 and Windows 10 MSDN assemblies. The images replaced the Windows 11 boot loader, which allows you to install the new operating system on any hardware, even through the BIOS with MBR.
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How to create a Windows 11 FIX image bypassing TPM 2.0, Secure Boot and UEFI restrictions The method of bypassing system restrictions is to copy the install.wim file from the Windows 11 image and add and replace it to the Windows 10 image:
1. Download Windows 11 ISO image in a convenient way for you.
2. Download the Windows 10 ISO image of the same edition (Home or Pro) as Windows 11.
3. Download and install the AnyBurn imaging software.
4. Launch AnyBurn program and select "Show / Extract Files from Image File" task in it.
5. In the next window, specify the location of the Windows 11 ISO image and click the "Next" button.
6. In the next window, go to the "sources" folder and select the install.wim file in it and click the "Next" button.
7. In the next window, you will need to specify the folder to which the selected install.wim file will be extracted, leave the rest of the settings as default (extract only the selected file). When the file extraction is complete, click the "Exit" button.
8. Start the AnyBurn program again, but now select the task "Change image file contents".
9. In the next window, specify the location of the Windows 10 ISO image.
10. Next, go to the "sources" folder and in the AnyBurn program window click the "Add" button or drag the file from Explorer to the Windows program. Add the install.wim file, which was extracted from the Windows 11 image. We agreed to replace the file.
11. In the next window, specify the location of the ISO image that will be created, you can also specify its new name.
12. Click the "Create" button. Windows 11 ISO image with bypass system restrictions for installation on unsupported devices is ready.
NOTE:
How to create a Windows 11 FIX image bypassing TPM 2.0, Secure Boot and UEFI restrictions The method of bypassing system restrictions is to copy the install.wim file from the Windows 11 image and add and replace it to the Windows 10 image:
1. Download Windows 11 ISO image in a convenient way for you.
2. Download the Windows 10 ISO image of the same edition (Home or Pro) as Windows 11.
3. Download and install the AnyBurn imaging software.
4. Launch AnyBurn program and select "Show / Extract Files from Image File" task in it.
5. In the next window, specify the location of the Windows 11 ISO image and click the "Next" button.
6. In the next window, go to the "sources" folder and select the install.wim file in it and click the "Next" button.
7. In the next window, you will need to specify the folder to which the selected install.wim file will be extracted, leave the rest of the settings as default (extract only the selected file). When the file extraction is complete, click the "Exit" button.
8. Start the AnyBurn program again, but now select the task "Change image file contents".
9. In the next window, specify the location of the Windows 10 ISO image.
10. Next, go to the "sources" folder and in the AnyBurn program window click the "Add" button or drag the file from Explorer to the Windows program. Add the install.wim file, which was extracted from the Windows 11 image. We agreed to replace the file.
11. In the next window, specify the location of the ISO image that will be created, you can also specify its new name.
12. Click the "Create" button. Windows 11 ISO image with bypass system restrictions for installation on unsupported devices is ready.
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