Note: The actual steps may differ depending on the computer manufacturer and model you use. Go to your computer’s BIOS settings and activate it, if disabled. Even if your computer has the TPM 2.0 chip installed, it must be enabled in order to upgrade to Windows 11. Windows 11 imposes a prerequisite that your computer must have Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 installed and enabled. In the Update & Security > Windows Update and start the update download & install process.Once the task is successfully performed, click on Start > Settings. It may take some time for the completion of the task.Schtasks.exe /Run /TN “\Microsoft\Windows\Application Experience\Microsoft Compatibility Appraiser” Right-click Command Prompt from the results, and select Run as administrator.Type Command Prompt in the Search Box on the taskbar.Once the Ready status is displayed, click on the Action > Refresh.
Wait for some time until the Ready status is displayed.On the right-hand side panel, right-click on Microsoft Compatibility Appraiser and choose the Run option from the context menu.Expand the following nodes in the newly opened program: Microsoft\Windows\Application Experience.Type Task Scheduler in the Search Box and open it from the search results.There are two ways to refresh the cached results- Task Scheduler and Command Prompt. This problem occurs because of older cache contents.
You’ll continue to see the old error message: “Your PC can’t upgrade”. If you’ve recently upgraded your computer’s hardware, the upgrade eligibility score may continue to show the old results.
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