June 25, 20214 yr 5 hours ago, styckx said: One VERY important thing about Windows 11. YOU MUST have TPM enabled in your bios. If not.. No Windows 11 for you.. And trust me. This requirement is a GOOD thing. TPM?
June 25, 20214 yr It took a couple of reboots and fiddling with the UEFI but now I can apparently upgrade to Windows 11. Secure boot -> On PTT -> Enabled This is for an MSI Z370 motherboard which has a TPM slot but no TPM module installed by default. LTT has a video here with some info: WHY did I get my hopes up? - Windows 11 Announcement - YouTube Intel Core i5-12600k, Nvidia RTX 4070 Super, 128 Gigs.
June 25, 20214 yr Yeah well I have a Gigabyte aorus master z390 motherboard with TPM and uefi capable and all turned on it still tells me my system is no go for w11 what a load of word not allowed
June 25, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, John Fields said: Hi, A question, please. I have a Rog Strix Z390-E gaming. It has the socket for the TPM chip, but it hasn't got the chip. But, in the BIOS I have the following option: "TPM device selection": "Discrete TPM" or "Firmware TPM". Now it is on "Discrete" by default. I assume that if I activate "firmware" nothing will happen, because the TPM chip is not installed. Am I all right? Thank you in advance. Discrete is the (not installed) Chip Firmware is the one integrated in your AMD or Intel CPU (If it is somewhat recent) There might be minor security drawbacks,but is should satisfy the windows 11 requirement.
June 25, 20214 yr 23 minutes ago, airservices said: Yeah well I have a Gigabyte aorus master z390 motherboard with TPM and uefi capable and all turned on it still tells me my system is no go for w11 what a load of word not allowed Are you sure it's enabled? Some mobo you need to enable 2 things. Secure boot and ptt
June 25, 20214 yr Mine is ready. Turn on ptt in Bios did it. Maximus Hero XII. Intel Core i9 13900K, NVidia RTX 4090 FE, Corsair Vengeance DDR5 64GB@6000MHz, Samsung 990 Pro 2TB NVMe M2, Asus OLED PG42 UQ
June 25, 20214 yr 2 hours ago, John Fields said: Hi, A question, please. I have a Rog Strix Z390-E gaming. It has the socket for the TPM chip, but it hasn't got the chip. But, in the BIOS I have the following option: "TPM device selection": "Discrete TPM" or "Firmware TPM". Now it is on "Discrete" by default. I assume that if I activate "firmware" nothing will happen, because the TPM chip is not installed. Am I all right? Thank you in advance. Enable firmware TPM and you're good to go for Windows 11. It's built in. You may notice some initial lagging upon rebooting but it will clear up and be back to normal. Edited June 25, 20214 yr by styckx ASUS ROG STRIX Z390-E GAMING / i9-9900k @ 4.7 all cores w/ NOCTUA NH-D15S / 2080ti / 32GB G.Skill 3200 RIPJAWS / 1TB Evo SSD / 500GB Evo SSD / 2x 3TB HDD / CORSAIR CRYSTAL 570X / IPSG 850W 80+ PLATINUM / Dual 4k Monitors
June 25, 20214 yr 5 hours ago, sd_flyer said: I got TPM on my system! Just went to bios and enabled it! How do you tell if you have this TPM thing?
June 25, 20214 yr 3 hours ago, John Fields said: But, in the BIOS I have the following option: "TPM device selection": "Discrete TPM" or "Firmware TPM". Please activate "Firmware TPM" and all is fine. You don´t need a TPM-chip. Dieter
June 25, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, Bobsk8 said: How do you tell if you have this TPM thing? You should be good since you just built a new pc, but in windows, hit the windows key + r and type TPM.msc and press enter. It should bring up the device manager to see if it's enabled. If not you’ll have to do it from the bios
June 25, 20214 yr 1 hour ago, Bobsk8 said: How do you tell if you have this TPM thing? You can just type TPM in the Windows Search bar at the bottom of your screen and hit Enter. Then select the option "Security Processor". A Window should open giving you all the details about your PC's TPM status. You may need to refer to your motherboard manual for TPM details if you don't have the option. It is either a 12 or 14 pin socket on the motherboard into which a tiny module can be plugged in. The modules seem inexpensive but their prices might skyrocket now. That's if you can locate one. Not exactly something most PC shops keep on the shelf (until now at least). I am also reading though that most modern CPU's have an inbuilt TPM that might mean you won't have to have the hardware module. Edited June 25, 20214 yr by RaptyrOne GregH Intel Core i7 14700K / Palit RTX4070Ti Super OC / Corsair 32GB DDR5 6000 MHz / MSI Z790 M/board / Corsair NVMe 9500 read, 8500 write / Corsair PSU1200W / CH Products Yoke, Pedals & Quad; Airbus Side Stick, Airbus Quadrant / TrackIR, 32” 4K 144hz 1ms Monitor
June 25, 20214 yr I've looked online for a TPM for my X570 Aorus Ultra and currently there is no availability in the UK for GC-TPM2.0 S model, and my PC fails the Windows 11 test, luckily though you can turn on a software TPM in the Bios and I'm good to go. AMD 9800X3D, NZXT X73 RGB AIO COOLER, Gigabyte X870 Aorus Elite WIFI7, 64GB 6000MHZ RAM, 4TB Samsung Pro NVME, 4 TB Crucial P3+ NVME, 4TB Crucial SSD, Gigabyte Gaming OC Geforce RTX5090, Antec C8 ARGB Case, X55 JOYSTICK/THROTTLES, LG 4K C4 42" TV/Monitor 120 Hz, 2 Dell 1080 monitors. Honeycomb Alpha Yoke, Bravo Throttle. Thrustmaster TPR Pedals. Moza AB6 FFB Joystick, Pimax Crystal Light VR, Tobii Eye tracker, Steelseries Arctis 7+ Wireless Headphones.
June 25, 20214 yr 1 minute ago, eaim1973 said: I've looked online for a TPM for my X570 Aorus Ultra and currently there is no availability in the UK for GC-TPM2.0 S model, and my PC fails the Windows 11 test, luckily though you can turn on a software TPM in the Bios and I'm good to go. It looks like if you have an AMD CPU, which I do, there is a built in TPM type protection with that CPU.
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