Happy or not, we don't have much of a choice.
Of course we have a choice, many would probably go for win11, but what is effectively deception, saying their system isn't compatible when:
A: Arbitrary decisions not based on the system such as unless you have an intel cpu of version 8, it isn't compatible, when many pre version CPUs with the TMP functionality built in.
B: If it is possible for people to make registry changes and be able to get win11.
C: If people stick with win10, as you mentioned "Windows 10 support Will still happen till 2025."
How to bypass the TPM requirement in Windows 11
If you are attempting to install Windows 11 and receive a message stating, "This PC can't run Windows 11," it is likely that you do not have a TPM 2.0 installed or enabled.
The good news is that Microsoft includes a new 'LabConfig' registry key that allows you to configure settings to bypass the TPM 2.0, the 4GB memory, and Secure Boot requirements.
Based on the name of this registry key, it is likely used by Microsoft or OEMs to set up a "lab" environment to test the Windows 11 on older equipment or when testing new features.
That said, there are several choices:
1. install it if compatible.
2. hack your system to get it, if technically proficient.
3. stick with win10 until 2025.
4. wait for your next system update, if you can afford it.
But in all honesty this really isn't really a choice but a fact of life, depending on your personal circumstances.