Instructions for using Flyby11 to upgrade to Windows 11 24H2

With the arrival of Windows 11 24H2, Microsoft has set stricter requirements for operating system upgrades. This makes it impossible for many older devices to perform direct upgrades. Therefore, users have used Flyby11 to overcome these barriers.

How to use Flyby11 to upgrade to Windows 11 bypassing TPM 2.0, Secure Boot

Step 1: First you need to download the latest version of Flyby11 here
Step 2: Go to the folder containing the downloaded file and extract it with Winrar , right click on the file =>  Winrar =>  Extract to .

Step 3: Go to the successfully extracted folder, right-click on Flyby11.exe and select Runs Administrator

Step 4: At the initial interface, select Native (Recommended) and (Method 1) Inplace Upgrade via Server Setup => click Start

Step 5: On the Fido tab, select Windows 11 version =>  Continue

- Continue to select the Windows 11 version to upgrade to =>  Continue

- Continue to select Continue .

- Select the operating system language in the Language section => click  Continue

- Finally, select Download and the system will automatically download the Windows 11 file.

Step 6: After downloading, select OK .
- If you have selected OK and exited that tab, click Mount and Run ISO on Flyby11 and perform the next step below.

- Select the Windows 11 file downloaded above, click Open .

Step 7: Now click on the Start button and the system will automatically upgrade to Windows 11.

Users often use Rufus to install Windows 11 to bypass TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot requirements. However, with version 24H2, this process becomes more complicated because Microsoft has added new requirements. For those with low-end computers and are not tech-savvy, using Flyby11 to upgrade to Windows 11 24H2 will become easier and more convenient.

If your computer meets all the requirements and you want to reinstall your operating system, you can download Rufus 4.6  or a newer version, then create the installation package and install Windows 11 24h2 using your USB BOOT.
==> Refer to  how to create a USB BOOT to install Windows 11
==> Refer to  how to install Windows 11 using USB