Windows 11 I can't install!

[Darkshadow2814]

Hey guy's maybe you can help me as at this point I am stuck, I'm trying to install 11 but I keep getting this!!

 

I have tried everything, so many searches I noticed my boot mode is legacy and not UEFI not sure if that's the problem but can't turn on secure boot, even in bios I turned it on and nothing, I know my mobo is capable of windows 11 as my father has the same motherboard Asus Prime x570 pro.

please help as I would like to upgrade

[Oshino Shinobu]

You'd need to convert you install from MBR to GPT, assuming that's why you're using legacy BIOS boot and not UEFI. Secure boot is only supported on UEFI. 

 

Microsoft has a tool to do this: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/mbr-to-gpt

[Darkshadow2814]

7 minutes ago, Oshino Shinobu said:

You'd need to convert you install from MBR to GPT, assuming that's why you're using legacy BIOS boot and not UEFI. Secure boot is only supported on UEFI. 

 

Microsoft has a tool to do this: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/mbr-to-gpt

Oh right, I never knew that thanks, just to make sure will I lose any files converting it at all or will it be safe?

[Darkshadow2814]

6 minutes ago, Darkshadow2814 said:

Oh right, I never knew that thanks, just to make sure will I lose any files converting it at all or will it be safe?

To add, when clicked it does not open?

 

[Oshino Shinobu]

56 minutes ago, Darkshadow2814 said:

To add, when clicked it does not open?

 

You won't lose any files. It's a command line tool, double clicking it won't do anything. I'd suggest reading the article from Microsoft that I linked to, or looking for a guide on how to use it. 

[Darkshadow2814]

On 12/21/2021 at 10:29 PM, Oshino Shinobu said:

You won't lose any files. It's a command line tool, double clicking it won't do anything. I'd suggest reading the article from Microsoft that I linked to, or looking for a guide on how to use it. 

All done now got 11 installed thank you for the info, silly me was looking for a download link and didn't occur to me that it had to be used in CMD, but worked you saved me hours of searching

[contora]

I didn't install Windows 11 on my PC yet. Please someone tell me the system requirement to install Windows 11 on my laptop