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Yeah, did you check if TPM is enabled in your BIOS? That's often the issue. Good luck!

Yeah, Also, did you double-check that TPM 2.0 is enabled in your BIOS, not just turned on?

This. Right, and you might also want to double-check your BIOS settings to see if TPM 2.0 is actually disabled on there.

Yeah, You could also check HP's official support site for your model; they might have a detailed compatibility tool or a BIOS update that enables the required security features.

Hey there! That's a good question, and you're not imagining things. This is a known change introduced with a recent Windows security update (primarily for Windows 11, but also some Win 10 versions). It's called "Enhanced PIN Security" or "PIN at Startup."

**What's new:** Previously, your PIN ...

I totally get your frustration. Many of us with 6th/7th gen CPUs feel the same—it does seem arbitrary when our PCs run perfectly fine. You're not alone hitting this brick wall.

The official block is strict, but there are **free workarounds** if you're comfortable with a manual install and accept ...

Finally! Been struggling with this for days. Thanks!

I've struggled for ages with a specific, persistent annoyance in both Windows 10 and 11. Despite it being a common complaint for years, an official fix was never released. I finally found a solution using a third-party tool called Windhawk, which successfully and permanently resolved it. I'm sharing ...