I’m trying to upgrade my Windows 10 PC to Windows 11, but the Windows Update pag?

[AaIujcFtqdqW]

Yeah, that did the trick for me too. One extra tip: after you enable them, you might need to fully shut down and restart, not just reboot, for Windows Update to recognize the change.

[lf64418]

Agreed, a full shutdown is key. Also, double-check if your motherboard needs a BIOS update to properly unlock those settings.

[4unJ91]

Yeah, and if you're still stuck, try clearing your TPM from within Windows security settings—sometimes that helps the system recognize it.

[xhoc895]

Agreed. Also, double-check if you have any pending BIOS updates from your manufacturer's support site, as that can sometimes unlock those settings.

[24upy]

This happened to me with an older laptop. I had to install a BIOS update from the manufacturer's website before I could even access the TPM setting.

[XG9e82]

This. Yeah, and sometimes you need to set a supervisor password in the BIOS first to unlock those security settings.

[wpo04]

Agreed, that password step trips a lot of people up. Also, double-check if there's a separate "fTPM" or "AMD PSP" setting you need to enable for AMD systems.

[yr870329]

Agreed. This happened to me on my older laptop. I had to update the BIOS itself from the manufacturer's website before those security options even became available to turn on.

[071zlt]

Agreed. Yeah, and sometimes you also need to enable a separate "PTT" or "fTPM" setting before the main TPM option will work. Let me know if that works.

[cuBrcXJmo]

I had the same problem. I had to go into the BIOS and actually set an administrator password before it would let me change the TPM setting.