So, it doesn't make much sense to give a script for TPM only, on a physical computer. I mean, if you have a new enough processor, you probably have TPM as well. on a physical computer, getting rid of TPM isn't really necessary. A more realistic approach with VMware is to install from ISO.

I tested one (not published here), but it didn't work, not even for TPM and it was only for Win 11 Upgrade.

there have been a couple of scripts, which are said to help with that. mind you, those were installs without fulfilling any of the Microsoft limitations for Windows 11 use Official Windows 11, English, does not work from ISO

Dev versions stopped worked a week or more ago Beta releases worked without a problem, when installed from ISO with 3rd Party ISO-downloader/creator, a week ago or so. I have tested quite a few ways to get Windows 11 into VMware without fulfilling any of the Microsoft limitations (like TPM, boot and processor) However, I assume that I have a technical solution for this in the end. Microsoft is also saying that you lose your computer manufacturer guarantee, if you break those limitations - I will not open that Pandora's box here (because it is besides the point of this Forum). Obviously, the product itself has those fore-mentioned limitations, which are caused by artificial limitations in Windows 11. I don't this has been solved on this Community Forum, yet.

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