Windows 11 requires a processor with TPM 2.0 support and a compatible motherboard to install, but this isn’t fully available in Macs at present. But — there are workarounds.
Microsoft announced Windows 11 on Thursday with an all-new UI and better multitasking features. One requirement — the need for support for TPM 2.0 — may keep Macs from ever officially running the OS.
Some Macs have TPM 2.0 support in the processor, but as it stands, none of them support it on the motherboard. It may not be possible to do in software, but in order for an Intel Mac to run Windows 11 officially, Apple will have to update Macs for that compatibility, or Microsoft will have to remove that requirement.
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