My laptop is Aspire S40-51 ,i can't get win11

leonlu

the warning is  no TPM2.0 ,is there a new bios   update or software  provide?

JackE

Turn laptop off. Turn it back on again and immediately press F2 to enter the BIOS menu. Go to BIOS Main tab and press Ctrl+S. Do you see TPM option disabled? If there is an Advanced tab, do the same Ctrl+S. Do you see TPM option disabled?

JackE

Sorry no. TPM is a hardware module on the mainboard, not firmware or software. Many mainboards do not have a TPM module installed. This is a list of ACER models that have been tested for Win11 compatibility so far.

leonlu

JackE said:

Sorry no. TPM is a hardware module on the mainboard, not firmware or software. Many mainboards do not have a TPM module installed. This is a list of ACER models that have been tested for Win11 compatibility so far.

ths, but in the list 

JackE

Turn laptop off. Turn it back on again and immediately press F2 to enter the BIOS menu. Go to BIOS Main tab and press Ctrl+S. Do you see TPM option disabled? If there is an Advanced tab, do the same Ctrl+S. Do you see TPM option disabled?

billsey

Yes, you have a 10th gen processor so there should be TPM, unless yours is a Chinese model.

dbuyandelger

Why is it a problem if it is a Chinese model? Isn't it still the same model?

billsey

China doesn't allow TPM modules since they would make it difficult for them to get into the systems. They have a different technology for encryption that the government supports instead of TPM.

JackE

>>>They have a different technology for encryption that the government supports instead of TPM. >>>

Might also mean their technology is better?

billsey

It might... I think it's more a question of control though.