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Je tam ještě problem s UEFI oddílem. Pochopil jsem, že jsi upgradoval z win 10. Tam mohl mít MBR, nebp GPT. Jestli měl MBR tak mohl mít UEFI velikost 100MB fat32. Pak jsi upgradoval na win 11, který umí jen jen GPT. Tam vstupuje do hry velikost sektoru disku. For Advanced Format 4K Native drives (4-KB-per-sector) drives, the minimum size is 260 MB, due to a limitation of the FAT32 file format. The minimum partition size of FAT32 drives is calculated as sector size (4KB) x 65527 = 256 MB. Advanced Format 512e drives are not affected by this limitation, because their emulated sector size is 512 bytes. 512 bytes x 65527 = 32 MB, which is less than the 100 MB minimum size for this partition. A teď spekulace. Zvětší UEFI oddíl? Jak to udělal? Posunul celý další oddíl za UEFI oddílem, nebo našel nejbližší vonlé místo a propojil to?

Does Windows 11 require UEFI Bios and TPM 2.0? According to developers who have got their hands on Windows 11 leaked build, it might require UEFI Bios and TPM 2.0. For those who are catching up, UEFI is a relatively new type of bios, which allows enhanced input and output functionality. To check what type of bios a machine has, open the search menu and type msinfo32, and then press enter. In the 'system information' window that opens, click on 'System Summary' and find out the type of bios. Windows 11 build 21996 might require TPM 2.0

The Windows 11 build 21996 was initially available to insiders and is now leaked. It is believed that this version is made for the Windows insider community and hence had TPM 2.0 as a mandatory requirement. Windows might relax this prerequisite as it is relatively new, requires UEFI bios and a 64-bit system. TPM or the Trusted Platform Module is a hardware chip that is attached to the motherboards, and a lot of old setups might not have it.