Bypass Windows 11 TPM 2.0 & Secure Boot Requirements: Registry Hack

Updated at: 02/07/2025

Upgrading to Windows 11 but stuck by its TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot requirements? This guide reveals a registry hack enabling installation on incompatible hardware. We'll walk you through a safe and effective method to bypass these limitations, allowing you to enjoy the latest Windows features. Proceed with caution; this method modifies system settings, so back up your data beforehand. Let's get started!

Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. Prepare Installation Environment

    • Prepare your Bootcamp installation (or PC setup) with at least 64 GB of storage.
    • Download and have the Windows 11 ISO ready.
    Download and have the Windows 11 ISO ready. Download and have the Windows 11 ISO ready.
    Prepare Installation Environment

  2. Begin Windows 11 Installation

    • Start the Bootcamp Assistant (or PC installation process) to begin installing Windows 11.
    Start the Bootcamp Assistant (or PC installation process) to begin installing Windows 11.
    Begin Windows 11 Installation

  3. Access Registry Editor

    • Once the system reboots into the Windows setup environment, open the command prompt (Shift + F10).
    • Type 'regedit' and press Enter to open the Registry Editor.
    Type 'regedit' and press Enter to open the Registry Editor. Type 'regedit' and press Enter to open the Registry Editor.
    Access Registry Editor

  4. Navigate and Create Registry Keys

    • HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup
    • Create a new key named 'LabConfig' (L and C capitalized).
    Create a new key named 'LabConfig' (L and C capitalized). Create a new key named 'LabConfig' (L and C capitalized).
    Navigate and Create Registry Keys

  5. Create and Configure DWORD Values

    • Inside 'LabConfig', create three new 32-bit DWORD values:
    • - BypassTPMCheck
    • - BypassSecureBootCheck
    • - BypassRAMCheck
    - BypassRAMCheck - BypassRAMCheck - BypassRAMCheck - BypassRAMCheck
    Create and Configure DWORD Values
    • Set the value data for each DWORD to '1' (meaning enabled).
    Set the value data for each DWORD to '1' (meaning enabled).
    Create and Configure DWORD Values

  6. Complete Setup

    • Close the Registry Editor and continue with the Windows 11 setup process.
    Close the Registry Editor and continue with the Windows 11 setup process.
    Complete Setup
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Tips

  • Pay close attention to capitalization when creating registry keys and values.
  • Test this method on a non-critical machine before attempting it on your primary system.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

1. Incorrect Registry Key Modification

Reason: Accidental changes to other registry keys near the target key can lead to system instability or boot failures.
Solution: Double-check the registry path and values before making any changes, and create a system restore point beforehand.

2. Ignoring Backup and System Restore

Reason: Failure to back up the registry or create a system restore point before making changes leaves no easy way to revert if something goes wrong.
Solution: Always back up the registry and create a system restore point before attempting any registry edits.

FAQs

Is this registry hack safe? Will it damage my computer?
While this method generally works, it's crucial to back up your data before proceeding. Modifying the registry incorrectly can lead to system instability. Proceed at your own risk. This method is not officially supported by Microsoft and may cause unforeseen issues.
Will this bypass affect Windows updates or security?
Bypassing TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot might prevent you from receiving certain Windows updates and security features designed to protect your system. It's recommended to meet the official Windows 11 system requirements whenever possible for optimal security and stability.