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Agreed. I had the same problem with my Ryzen system. A BIOS update finally made the TPM option appear for me.

Hey, that's super frustrating, especially when the Health Check app gives the green light. The 1060 isn't the issue—it's fully supported. The usual culprit in this scenario is the **CPU**. Your i7-6700k, while still capable, isn't on Microsoft's official supported CPU list (they require 8th Gen ...

Hey, I totally feel your frustration. That AMD FX-8350 is a classic workhorse, but you're hitting the main hardware wall: it doesn't have the built-in firmware TPM (fTPM) that Windows 11 requires. Motherboards from that era often don't have the option, so you're not missing it in the BIOS.

**Free ...

I totally get your preference for the classic address bar—it's much better for copying a full path. The good news is you can easily bring it back!

Here’s how to restore the full path in Windows 11:

1. Open any File Explorer window (Win + E).
2. Click on the **"View"** menu in the top ribbon.
3. In ...