Windows 10: Just built a new PC from scratch, tried to boot up with a fresh new windows 11 from USB...

So my cousin and I just built a new PC from scratch. He wanted a PC with specific specs while balling on a budget, so I worked together a build that could run most games as well as Windows 11. After putting the parts together and setting up the BIOS to boot up with Windows 11, it tells us right after the language and time window, that the system requirements are not met. The computer build is as follows,Motherboard: MSI Z590-A PRO ProSeries Motherboard ATXCPU: Intel Core i9-11900kGPU: ZOTAC Gaming Geforce RTX 3060 Twin Edge OC 8GBRAM: Corsair VENGEANCE RGB PRO 16GB 2x8GB DDR4 4000MHzHDD: Sea

:)

 

New PC doesn't meet the minimum requirements for windows 11

I have just built a new PC:

• MSI B560M motherboard
  
• Intel 11th gen i5 --1140
  
• 1TB M2 memory
  
• 32 GB RAM
  

I am booting from USB, Windows accepts the Product Key, but install says the machine is not Windows 11 compatible. Any ideas?

 

Windows 11 fresh USB install

So I've just built a 64gb ram weapon and plugged in my new windows 11 USB, only to get through the first few steps of the install, to learn it doesn't meet the minimum system requirements. Even though it blows them out of the water.

I have no way of installing windows, or another PC to help out.

What the hell Microsoft?

 

Windows 11 install on new PC

Just built a new PC, trying to install windows 11 from flash drive. Using asus bios I am able to click on usb drive on boot tab in bios but when I do the screen stays black and windows 11 screen never comes up. What do I need to do?