Windows 11

Windows 10 reaches its end of life on October 14, 2025. After this date, Microsoft will no longer provide free security updates, feature updates, or technical support for Windows 10. This means that devices running Windows 10 will become increasingly vulnerable to security threats and may experience compatibility issues with newer software and hardware. The natural move is to migrate the computer to Windows 11. 

Many users have been excited by the arrival of Windows 11 to learn that one of the main requirements is the TPM 2.0, creating a lot of confusion around the migration. Along with that, a long list of not supported CPUs. And when it comes to the virtualization of a Windows 11 workstation, this is again a different story. I went through the journey to install a Windows 11 VM and I share here my experience. 

What is TPM 2.0 ?