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I just installed Windows 10 off my USB drive because I only have a Windows 10 PRO activation code, and I've installed the "Driver Bundle" on framework's website. When I went to upgrade to Windows 11, Windows 10 said it couldn't detect I'm using TPM 2.0.
How do i fix this?
I think you can activate a clean install of Windows 11 with a Windows 10 key.
Where it says TPM Operation Available, does that need to be set?
Just guessing. I don't have any Framework yet. Still waiting for my FW16.
I switched it to "available" "save and exit" still says it can't be found but when entering bios again it reverts back to "no operation" can't confirm if that's normal.
I think the TPM on the AMD 13 is not supported in windows 10. I believe it is based on the Microsoft Pluton architecture.
I was running Windows 10 for a little bit on mine and could not get the TPM going.
Hopefully a clean windows 11 iso/USB will let you install
For upgrade from win10 to win11 "without" the TPM (even though it's there), create a USB installer using the media creation tool, then open an admin command prompt, change to the stick's drive and issue setup.exe /product server.
That inhibits all the checks and (aside from branding it as server during the install process) will allow you to perform a win10 to win11 upgrade on completely unsupported hardware, but in this case the Pluton TPM will be detected by win11 once booted.
I've used this on a couple of my old machines now just for giggles and it works really well.
Did you try this guide from framework? With RUFUS.