TL DR version: Install, via setup (fresh or in-place), requires UEFI+SecureBoot support (doesn’t need to be turned on)+TPM 2.0 (firmware or discreet). I make no warranties, implied or otherwise, but here’s my experience driven take on this mess: It’s amazing that Microsoft (a place I worked for 6 1/2 years) still can’t sort out messaging like this.
#MSI LIVE UPDATE 5 WINDOWS 10 INSTALL#
So we keep seeing this “you can install 11, but you won’t get security updates” statement. The new BIOS also purportedly updates the SMU (System Management Unit) firmware for AMD's Ryzen CPUs - namely for Vermeer (Ryzen 5000), Cezanne (Ryzen 5000G) and Picasso (Ryzen 3000G) to the latest release. In short, we would strongly recommend against downloading these files and for you to wait for an official release from MSI.Īccording to WCCFTech, the BIOS update (based on the AMD COMBOAM4v2PI 1.2.0.4 release) essentially enables the onboard TPM 2.0 (Trusted Platform Module) by default - one of the requirements that's been added to the latest version of Windows in an effort to increase OS and system security. However, it's unclear at this time whether the updates in WCCFTech's story are official or safe as they aren't listed on MSI's site and can only be found on someone's Google Drive, which is not the way that any OEM, let alone a big player like MSI, would distribute its updates. According to WCCFTech, MSI today became the first motherboard maker to issue Windows 11 BIOS updates for its B450 and B550 chipset motherboards.
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