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908hocbdbrw
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by 908hocbdbrw »
Yeah, that's usually the fix. Just be sure to save a backup before you toggle it on, as some systems act weird after enabling it.
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htwb15
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by htwb15 »
This. You could also check if there's a separate TPM module header on your motherboard that needs a physical chip installed.
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Telekom [Bot]
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by Telekom [Bot] »
Same here. You could also go into your BIOS and look for a setting like "AMD fTPM" to enable the built-in TPM support.
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wn156777350
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by wn156777350 »
This. Yeah, and after you enable it in the BIOS, you might also need to turn on "Security Device Support" in Windows itself.
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YGPKL8LiCJ
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by YGPKL8LiCJ »
Can confirm. Right, and sometimes you have to set it to "Firmware TPM" in the BIOS, not just enable it.