Requiring the TPM on all Windows 11 devices lets Microsoft set a security floor.
The downside is that it might leave some people with otherwise capable computers behind. For Microsoft, that’s a tradeoff worth making
This program adds to the registry to bypass TPM 2.0 requirement.
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