Windows 11 update

Hello. My Windows 10 Update Panel says my PC does not meet the requiriments for Windows 11 update while PC Health Check says it is. I checked the BIOS mode for UEFI and Secure Boot State is ON. PC Health Check lists these:

-This pc supports secure boot
-TPM 2.0 enabled on this pc
-The processor is supported for windows11 intel core i7-10700K CPU 3.80ghz
-There is at least 4gb of system memory
-The system disk is 64 gb or larger
-The processor has two or more cores

What am I missing? Thanks in advance.

It was fixed by itself after waiting some 12 hours. I assume by changing the Secure Boot and TGM use configurations myself through the CPU Bios to make the update requiriments met, I have started a data package for Microsoft's systems to acknowledge. And the data uploaded, checked and sent back through the Update system. Thus it took time but now the Windows Update panel knows my CPU is ready for the update. Good news but yesterday was hard. Microsoft should have put an announcement there on the update panel saying "if PC Health Check shows your computer is ready for the Windows 11 update, after a short while your update interface will let you take the update, patience is adviced" or something. Thus the limbo I was in would have been prevented.