This is due to the minimum requirements that the Redmond-based firm has imposed for those teams that will be able to install this software without problem. In fact, this is generating a lot of controversy worldwide, and we will explain why. To give you an idea, we will have a Windows 11 compatible computer if the motherboard of this has a TPM chip. This should be counted installed on the computer’s motherboard itself, but this is not always the case.
In fact, there are computers that are one or two years old that do not have this chip, so they cannot be compatible with the requirement of having TPM 2.0 and installing Windows 11.
Windows 11 continues to generate controversy over TPM 2.0 compatibility
This is precisely the reason why many users are currently submitting their complaints to Microsoft itself. And it is that it sounds quite unfair that we bought a new PC a couple of years ago and it is not compatible despite having a state-of-the-art processor.
Although it was a signature, it will allow installing Windows 11 to these unsupported computers and manually, they will not be able to receive updates in the future. As you can imagine, this is a serious functional and safety-related inconvenience. But the thing is not going to end the controversy of receiving or not the new updates sent by Microsoft. This is something that, as we have been able to know that right now, it will also affect some ways of using the Windows 11 PC.
Specifically, this is something that is also going to negatively affect the usual games on the Windows PC platform, a type of use that is increasingly widespread. We tell you all this because it is becoming known that some games when running in the new operating system will also require that we have available TPM 2.0.
Playing some titles will require TMP 2.0
It must be taken into account that this means that the requirement of the TPM 2.0 in Windows 11 it is also being applied to some games. As an example, the Twitter anti-cheat department revealed that the Valorant title requires this technology to be enabled. This will be a must for gamers who want to play on a PC running the new operating system.
In other words, unless TPM 2.0 is enabled, the game Valorant it will not work on Windows 11. The worst part of this is that other titles are expected to follow in this aspect of compatibility. Although this could make it difficult to traps, some fear that all this could start a new trend that ends up turning TPM 2.0 into something essential if you want to play on Windows 11.
As we mentioned, TPM 2.0 is already necessary to install the new operating system. However, some PCs without this specification have upgraded to the new operating system through the Insider program and everything works fine. Hence precisely the complaints submitted by many users, something that will grow in the coming weeks.