Help: This pc doesn't currently meet windows 11 system requirements

Manual Registry Bypass is a registry modification trick that you can use to skip the install restriction This pc doesn't currently meet windows 11 system requirements during Windows 11 USB installation, as well as bypass TPM and Secure Boot hardware verification checks.

Instructions: Boot your PC from Windows 11 installation USB, proceed with setup until the restriction warning pops up, press Shift + F10 to open Command Prompt, input two registry commands line by line and hit Enter respectively, run exit to close CMD, click the top-left back button then tap Next to resume installation normally.

Its advantages include no extra third-party software installation needed, works for all official Windows 11 installation media, and the registry edits only take effect in the ongoing installation process.

Its drawbacks include manual command input may trigger setup failure from typo errors, modified setup skips official hardware security validation, and some updated Windows versions still block installation after registry tweak.

This allows you to bypass the prompt This pc doesn't currently meet windows 11 system requirements smoothly. It is suitable for old computers lacking TPM 2.0 or Secure Boot function to finish Windows 11 installation, as well as for quick system setup on incompatible legacy hardware.