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The BIOS (which honestly is the wrong term at this point, but old habits die hard) has been more than "purely a toggle switch for the hardware options on the motherboard" since UEFI was introduced. Who is to say that there is not a firmware level issue with a drive controller or PCI-E power...

I'm attempting to avoid a ping-pong here, but the BIOS could absolutely cause issues outside TPM. There may be no "literal" requirements from Microsoft other than TPM 2.0, but this 1.01 BIOS has known issues. At the point where the BIOS has issues managing power for the CPU/GPU how can I be...

You cannot be certain that there isn't something in the BIOS that could be causing this issue - I'm just doing regular fault finding. The current BIOS version I'm running also has known issues with power management on the GPU and undervolting settings, so updating the BIOS is a win/win for me...

TPM is enabled and I have run all checks to confirm my system is ready for Windows 11 - however the Vyper freaks out during install at the same percentage of the install each time, having to revert back to win10. I have done all things like updating the drivers, checking storage space and of...

Fair enough. :(

Hey man! Fellow Vyper iii user here. Any update on the above? If it worked would you mind attaching as I believe the BIOS is holding me back from installing Windows 11. Cheers, JB