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When I was downloading Windows 11, It said "This PC doesn't meet Windows 11 system req. But even my TPM 2.0 is on, I realized that it's my CPU is the problem. It's called "Intel(R) Celeron N3450. But the req needs to be N4000. So Microsoft staff, can you get my CPU to meet the system req, pleeeaaassseee?
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Hello Alvin,
I am Jaspreet Singh an independent advisor.
This is a user forum and hence Microsoft employees rarely visit here. Most of the user base is consumers like you and me.
I would recommend sending feedback directly to Microsoft using the feedback hub on your windows 10 device.
Here are the steps to send your feedback/feature request directly to the team : https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/sen...
*Do however note that testing is complete and no more CPU's are being added.
