Using Microsoft's PC Health Check application in my Win10 VM, it reports "This PC can't run Windows 11". Does everyone get the same message now, and a future version of Parallels will allow Win11 to run, or does it have a problem with my virtualized hardware? I actually have the Win11 DP build, and it installed fine in Parallels 16 (latest build) - natively, with no modifications/hacking/trickery.
PS - You can download the PC Health Check application from Microsoft here: Upgrade to the New Windows 11 OS | Microsoft https://aka.ms/GetPCHealthCheckApp
Hello guys, could you collect the tech report once the issue reoccurs and post the report's ID here please?
it requires TPM 2.0 that i think parallels can emulate via vTPM but require also DX12 drivers and gpu... as this can't be available in parallels is this the end?
It may be a bug in Microsoft's PC Health Check: https://www.neowin.net/news/microso...h-check-app-first-update-scheduled-for-today/ juls
I think it isn't, those prerequisites are listed on the official win 11 page on MS websites... Without tpm 2 and dx12 they won't officially support it
I got the email too, and running Health Check failed. So I did this: (Note - the is ONLY for Intel-based Macs!!!) Turn on TPM 2.0 per this KB article: https://kb.parallels.com/en/122702 Then for Secure boot, read this KB article: https://kb.parallels.com/en/124242 I re-did the MS Health Check (which I believe did have a problem, I got an email it was fixed quickly today) - it then passed. I checked Settings/Update & Security/Windows Insider Program, and it has me set up for the Beta Channel again! All fixed
I think the problem comes from Direct X 12.0 driver. dxdiag says the driver model of Direct X is WDDM 1.2. Since Win11 needs WDDM 2.0, we need to wait update of Parallels for Win11.
I'm getting "The processor isn't supported for Windows 11" from the Health Check. What processor settings are folks using that have passed the health check?
I ran the tool on my Win11 VM and it says my CPU isn't supported? LOL - The Win11 ISO installed in a new VM just fine. CPU requirements are supposed to be at least 1GHz, at least 2 cores, 64-bit. I'm running an old dual Xeon X5690 (Westmere), which meets those requirements, and I gave the VM 4 cores (of the 12). *shrug*
What version of Parallels are you running? You need v15 or v16, Pro or Business editions to have the ability to add the vTPM chip. Click on settings for a Windows VM (that's shut down), click the + and add the vTPM.
PS - You also need to have Windows installed in UEFI mode, not legacy BIOS mode. Launch System Information and check.
I think I know what the problem is: I created this VM in the fall of 2015, so it's definitely 'Legacy'. I'm going to have to create a new VM.
How about trying MBR2GPT (after backing up your VM)? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/mbr-to-gpt
This almost brought my hopes up. I checked for TPM in my Boot Camp installation, and tried to add it too but couldn't see it in the list. Mine is an iMac 27" 2020.