I see comments on this that it is easy to do.... If you have a domain controller, it is easy to do. Most modern businesses are moving away from on-prem DCs and moving to Azure/Entra etc. For clients in a workgroup environment, it is not easy to automate a script that you can execute on multiple end-points. I can run ONE-OFF "Windows 11 Readiness script" on each machine, one-by-one, but it would be just as easy as to walk to each machine to run the script. I do not like the non-domain lack of support of managing endpoints. Even applies to the "Network Discovery" which is completely useless in a non-domain environment!

Guys this is so simple to do. There are dozens of easy ways to do this. I wouldn't wait on some magical fix from them given how close we are to October.

Still no update on this ? We need this fixed ASAP october is not far away!

A quick repeat of my previous comment bellow - you have added this information to the devices screen - please can you add it to the auditors report - this is time critical as the october deadline looms!!!

Guys, this is so easy. There are multiple scripts you can run to check. You can also do a scripted custom field for TPM and have the report you want. Happy to provide the script if you all need it. Very easy to use.

as always seems to be the case with Atera. they added the info field to the device page but not to the auditor report export - but as you can see no-one reads or replies to the comments here from Atera.

This is must needed! Lots of devices need upgrades but we need to know which ones need to be replaced.

it's great that there is an info at device - os an security
now we need just a filter for that at views and reports

I am also looking for an update on this, i am a little surprised it has not been implemented yet.

any update. almost all RMM's have this apart from atera?

This should have been done already. All other RMM's have this built in now. Yet again another thing atera is miles behind on. Dont worry we have smiley faces now on ticket view!

Chiming in to add the CPU requirements for Windows 11 in case anyone missed them: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/minimum/windows-processor-requirements

Absolutely a must have, no idea how its not included already. I can run a script that will check it but Atera cannot give me the correct output from the script so I'm dead in the water at this point.

This will be critical very soon.

Report to show computers that do not meet the requirements for Windows 11