Recently, VMWare and Parallels released updated versions of their virtualization software to provide users with the ability to create Windows 11-compatible virtual machines.

In other words, you need to wait a little bit more if you want to install Windows 11 and download Dev builds in the Windows Insider program.

According to Alexander Eichner from Oracle, the bug fix release 6.1.28 does not contain any TPM-related new features, but those capabilities exist in test builds. Among them, Oracle mentions 'improved Windows 11 guest support, including unattended installation.' As for Trusted Platform Module, VirtualBox 6.1.28 still does not support TPM passthrough. In the official changelog (available via this link), you can find a hefty list of various changes and improvements. Meanwhile, the company released VirtualBox version 6.1.28 with various changes, including improved Windows 11 support. Unfortunately, VirtualBox users still wait for Oracle to deliver the promised update.

Such a change would make VirtualBox-based Windows 11 installation compatible with Microsoft's hardware requirements. Last month, a post on the VirtualBox website revealed Oracle's plans to add a TPM passthrough driver for virtual machines.

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