• Virtualize Windows 11 (Hyper-V on WS 2012 R2)
• Import Windows XP Mode of Microsoft

2. Install Windows 11 in a virtual machine on Windows Server 2016

Now that your "Windows 11" virtual machine is created and correctly configured to meet all Windows 11 prerequisites (without exception), you can start it.

When the "Press any key to boot from CD or DVD" message appears, press any key.

Your virtual machine boots to the Windows 11 installation DVD in UEFI mode (hence the appearance of the "Hyper-V" logo instead of the Windows 11 logo).

The Windows 11 installer appears.
Select your country and language, then click Next.

Click : Install Now.

Wait while the installer starts.

If you don't have a serial number for Windows 11, click on the "I don't have a product key" link.

If you didn't specify a serial number, you'll be able to choose which edition of Windows 11 you want to install.
In our case, we chose the "Windows 11 Pro" edition.

Accept the Windows 11 license agreement.

Click "Custom: Install Windows only (advanced)".

Partition your virtual machine's virtual hard disk if desired, then click Next.

As you can see, the installation of Windows 11 starts and no error is displayed regarding the virtual hardware of this virtual machine.
This means that all the prerequisites are well respected and that you will therefore be entitled to free Windows 11 updates for this virtual machine.

Once the Windows 11 installation is complete, the different Windows 11 configuration steps will appear.

Once Windows 11 is installed and configured, you will arrive on your desktop without any problem.

3. TPM 2.0 present

To verify that the virtual TPM 2.0 module is present in the virtual hardware of your "Windows 11" virtual machine, open the Windows 11 device manager.

In the "Security devices" section, you will find a Trusted Platform Module 2.0.

Double click on this "Trusted Platform Module 2.0" device, go to the "Details" tab and select "Device description".
As you can see, it's: Trusted Platform Module 2.0.

If you select "Service" from the list, you will see that it's indeed a TPM.

Note that installing integration services is not necessary for Windows 11 since they are already installed there.
However, these may be updated automatically via Windows Update in the future (as specified by Microsoft).