Activate TPM 2.0 on Windows 10!
Windows 11 needs a TPM 2.0 hardware chip during the installation.
Without the TPM 2.0 chip, you cant roll out the new operating system.
We have discussed TPM in that guide and how to look to see if your PC has TPM 2.0.
Another thing that users should note is that most modern PCs now come with a TPM chip.
In this article, we will share a step-by-step guide onhow to Enable TPM 2.0 on Windows 10 computers.
First of all, snag the Windows 10 start button and select theSettings.
On the controls page, choose theUpdate & Securityoption.
On the left pane, press theRecoverytab below.
Click theRestart Nowbutton behind the Advanced Startup on the right pane.
This will reboot your PC and launch the Advanced Startup option.
Next, select theTroubleshootoption.
On the next screen, press theAdvanced Option.
- tap on theUEFI Firmware configs optionon the next page.
Next, choose theRestartbutton as shown below.
Select theTPM Configurationoption on the Boot Maintenance Manager.
SelectTPM 2.0on the Current TPM gadget on the next page.
Next, select theEnabledoption and press the Enter button.
Important:The TPM configs might vary according to the UEFI or BIOS.
For example, I have to press the F2 button to jump into the UEFI/BIOS in ASUS Motherboard.
Similarly, you must press the ESC or F10 button to access UEFI mode on the HP computer.
So, this guide is aboutenabling TPM in Windows 10 computers.
I hope this article helped you!
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