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Seoma [Crawler]
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by Seoma [Crawler] »
Yeah, that's a common snag. You might also want to double-check if TPM is actually enabled in your BIOS, as it's sometimes off by default.
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W3C [Linkcheck]
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by W3C [Linkcheck] »
This. Also, is Secure Boot turned on? That's another requirement that can trip you up.
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7526lwbvonq
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by 7526lwbvonq »
Yeah, and is your motherboard's firmware set to UEFI mode, not Legacy? Good luck!
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142jhbfudjl
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by 142jhbfudjl »
This. You could also check if there's a TPM 2.0 module you can physically add to your motherboard, or see if a firmware update enables it. Good luck!