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For Windows 11 to work in a Hyper-V VM you need to ensure your host system processor is supported and that TPM 2.0 is available.
You have to 'enable' VM-TPM (a pass-thru support option) on the VM for it to detect and use TPM.
To do this, on your host machine simply create a VM Key Protector :
Set-VMKeyProtector -VMName "<your VM name>" -NewLocalKeyProtector
Then enable VMTPM :
Enable-VMTPM -VMname "<your VM name>"
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