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You could also check if any background apps like OneDrive or antivirus scans are running, since those often cause constant drive activity.

Same here. Also, is TPM 2.0 enabled in your BIOS? That's the usual culprit. Hope that helps.

Hey, I feel your pain — that TPM error is super frustrating, especially when your PC is clearly capable. The good news is, your Ryzen 5 1600 *does* support fTPM (the firmware-based TPM), so you don't need a new CPU or a physical module. You just need to enable it correctly.

Here are the steps that ...

Hey there, totally understand your frustration. That G4560 is indeed a solid chip, but Microsoft's official support list is unfortunately very strict about 8th-gen Intel and up for most models.

Let's try the free workarounds first. The main two official blocks are the CPU and TPM 2.0. Here's what ...

Following these steps fixed my issue as well.