For running this great exe file on multiple machines unattended, it would be great to be able to skip the "Press any key..". Is that possible / easy to do?

I'm running it with a Intel m3-8100Y which is on the list: windows11supportedintelprocessors, while the tool says 'Unsupported Intel CPU detected' 😂

Here's the output:

Windows 11 minimum requirement checker tool: 'C:\Users\straw\Downloads\Win11SysCheck.exe' started!
S Mode checking...
        Version: 10.0
        Product type: 101
S Mode check passed!
CPU checking...
        Active processor count: 4
        Processor arch: 9
        Processor count: 4
        Processor: 1 Speed: 1608
        Processor: 2 Speed: 1608
        Processor: 3 Speed: 1608
        Processor: 4 Speed: 1608
        Processor level: 6 revision: 142 9 vendor: GenuineIntel
Unsupported Intel CPU detected!
Press any key to continue . . .

It says that I'm using 1280x720

My Windows 10 settings:

I'm getting the following error:

GetPhysicallyInstalledSystemMemory failed with error: 13

Tested RAM (2 x 8 GB DDR4 2666 MHz) with memtest86+, all fine.

When I run win11syscheck again it skips all previous checks and jumps immediately to the error message, is there some log file from a previous test to be deleted?

I have windows 10 insider build installed and therefore Driver Model: WDDM 3.0

The script fails as it doesn't find WDDM 2.0

PROCESSOR_POWER_INFORMATION.CurrentMhz is obviously wrong, because it depends on power management. The processor may have been throttled below 1GHz.

I don't think PROCESSOR_POWER_INFORMATION contains the correct processor speed at all. MaxMhz may be the number to check for, but without verifying that it actually is, it'd be better to parse the Processor Brand String from CPUID, e.g. "Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8700K CPU @ 3.70GHz".

The brand string can be obtained in ASCII by copying the 3*4*4 bytes in EAX..EDX obtained from CPUID.EAX[0x8000_0002..0x8000_0004] into a buffer. The brand string ends with MHz, GHz or THz and contains a number with a decimal dot before that.