This is because your drive was previously partitioned for Windows 10. When it asks which drive you would like to use, it will appear to pull up several. THIS WILL WIPE ALL OF YOUR DATA, so back it up to OneDrive or an external drive or separate USB first. To use a USB with Windows media installed on it, go back to the recovery tools listed above, click on use a device, and follow the prompts for a USB device. The USB drive you use must be completely empty you can format it in the file explorer. You can also create a Windows 11 Media Creation tool and install the OS from scratch if you already have your data backed up or are resetting the device. He said that if you repair the OS (ctrl alt del -> shift restart to get to recovery tools) it should read as a compatible computer when you get back to the updates page. He stated that it is not an incompatibility with the hardware but an issue in the computer's current OS. The processor in question is a 2core 2.5Ghz CPU, with TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot capabilities.

Hello! I had a chat with a Windows support agent regarding this exact issue with this exact model of computer and the same processor.

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