Windows 11: TPMs and Digital Sovereignty

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Microsoft has confirmed already that you can install without the proper TPM setup but "it may not work as expected". Would assume it'd prevent things like additional sign-in options with NFC tags/cards, bio data (ie. fingerprints) and so on to not work as before. As well as probably not allowing drive encryption to work anymore.

Outside of that though, people already bypassed a lot of the installers other limitations for hardware requirements by just altering the ISO with Windows 10's installer media files for certain things. It'll fix the checks it has for other junk and allow you to install regardless.