Windows 11 and TPM 2.0 Explained (How to Enable TPM / PTT on your PC)
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Windows 11 will require a Trusted Platform Module 2.0 (TPM 2.0) chip in order to install. In this video, I'll explain what TPM is, why it's necessary, and how you can enable it on your PC.
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TPM is a way of storing and generating encryption keys in hardware, which is safer than using a software approach because it is harder for malicious software to access. To make their OS more secure, Microsoft has decided to require this functionality on all Windows 11 PCs.
You can tell whether your computer has TPM by opening the Run box and typing “tpm.msc”. If it says that the TPM is ready for use, and the specification version is listed as 2.0, then you’re good!
On the other hand, it might say that a compatible TPM cannot be found. But don’t worry - you might be able to enable TPM functionality on your system, and here’s how.
If your PC was built after the mid-2010s, there’s a good chance that it has TPM functionality, regardless of whether it has a dedicated chip. This is because many CPUs actually include TPM in their firmware! Intel’s trade name for this technique is “Platform Trust Technology”, or PTT, and they started including it with some of their 4th generation Haswell processors in 2013. Most AMD Ryzen chips also include so-called “fTPM” technology.
You can enable these technologies in your BIOS - and in the video, I'll show you how.
Hi all, I just made a video where I explain how to bypass the artificial limit on TPM / CPU and install Windows 11 on your old PC. Check it out: ruclips.net/video/UPPP-GyqMeY/видео.html
Helped alot
Finally a clear, simple and brief explanation about TPM and the 2 choices we have to enable this. Thanks !
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You mean someone with English as their first language doing a tutorial
Its tpm 😂😂
@@Geetansh_Verma. good catch !
Thanks for sharing I couldn't find out if enabling firmware was the way to go alsoPro tip use the search bar and type tpm it comes up faster
Hey everyone, thanks for watching! I've just made a video where I demonstrate the new features of the Windows 11 Insider Preview. You can check it out here: ruclips.net/video/jL5vL7HwKlw/видео.html
Intel Core i7 6700 Skylake CPU hasn't been listed as supported CPUs for Win 11.
Yep it does not show
The goat
When Is Windows 11 going to be released on Desktop PC in Canada?
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I think Microsoft should make this clear.
Absolutely.
I think Microsoft shouldn't default windows 10 as a MBR install.
A lot of people are gunna hate windows 11 because of this crap
@@buggerlugz6753 it doesn't unless you installed in legacy bios mode.. every windows 10 install I have ever done defaults to GPT
They want folks to buy a new PC.
In my case (Gigabyte MB with an Intel B360 chipset, AMIBIOS firmware):
1. Press DEL to enter setup
2. Go to Advanced mode, if you're not in it already
3. Go to the "Peripherals" tab
4. Select the "Trusted computing" menu item
5. Enable trusted computing
6. If the TPM option doesn't show up, restart and re-enter the BIOS
7. Go to the same place
8. Enable TPM 2.0
Hello! I might be too late but my setup isn't showing any advanced option. Any idea why?
Thank you so much for this video. I can now upgrade my PC. Been trying to work it out for the last hour.
Thank you! Made enabling PTT so easy for those not used to going into the bios
On most Asus boards TPM can be enabled like this:
Intel. Advanced>PCH HW configuration and go for PTT and enable firmware TPM.
AMD. Advanced>AMDFtpm>Device selection and enable Firmware TPM.
If applied press F10 and reboot.
To be certain recheck with that Windows tool or type in TPM.msc (which I am certain you only find in Win 10 Pro but I cannot confirm that)
If properly enabled all info can be found there!)
Thanks so much! I was kinda having trouble looking for the setting in my bios but I enabled it and it's working.
restar pc then press del when the start uo screen shows uo
Finally a RUclips who helps with Tpm 2.0 THX MAN 👍
Stfu
Thank you. I kept looking for TPM and you were the first person to show what it’s called in BIOS
There is no PCH-FW Configuration option for me
Thank you so much, the intel TPP enabling did the trick!
mine too, but after using Windows 11 Compatibility Checker it still says "The PC must support Secure Boot".
@@ragediztortion Secure boot is other option. You can enable it in BIOS too. But it is present in BIOSes since Windows 8.
@@ragediztortion Enable UEFI secure boot and turn off compatibility module.
Thank you for your help. I did follow the step from the Microsoft website but got lost at the point of finding PCH - FW configuration as they didn’t mention this. Awesome 👏🏻
Same!
Couldn’t find that option under advanced either.
Dude you don't understand how long I was looking around to fix this man. there is no way that playing a game requires so much bull to be done. 10/10 video bro
It may be rather more complicated than this, particularly if like me you have a PC that has been upgraded over time. Enabling 'secure boot' may require that you are fully configured for UEFI/GPT.
changing that setting in the BIOS did the trick, thanks for the TIP!
When you changed the setting in the BIOS (I have that ability as well) did it mess up your current isntallation of Windows 10? Did you see any issues when you rebooted into the current OS?
@@DeaconWoodworks no issues at all, changed the setting couple of days ago and then restarted system fine and everything is working as before.
@@DeaconWoodworks I did. Wish I never read an article on enabling it!!
The setting for me was under “security” not the 2nd advanced tab in bios for asrock users.
YOU helped me a ton this evening! Thanks for your comment, my friend.
you saved me alot of time with this comment. thank you because this PC was gonna see the trash the next morning lol
Marry me, I needed windows 11 to run a game and I couldn’t enable a tpm but with your help now I can! Thank you a lot
Hey Andy, I’ve been wrapping my head around why my PCs saying ‘system requirements not met’, figured out it was because of this reason.
You made it so simple, thank you!
I downloaded Windows 11, can i disable TPM now?
Hi Andy, many thanks for this even-paced, clearly dictated and crystal-clear instruction. Sub'd.
Hi Andy, I'm definately a computer geek, but I followed your instructions and I'm now all sorted for Win 11! many thanks
When you run PC Health Check and everything's green for windows 11. Then you go to settings > update & security. And it says you don't meet the requirements...
Same thing here…
Very useful thanks. I just checked and both my current Dell Inspiron laptop and my previous 2015 one have TPM v2.0. So it looks like I'm ready for Windows 11!
No in my HP 2015 Laptop tpm 2.0 is enabled but yet it says system requirements not met
me too, then i ran the ms compatibility test on their website and it came back negative, who wtf knows.......
I'm ryzen and i couldn't find it in the advanced pch thing
But it was there on AMD fTPM Configuration!!
Thanks for the vid
You're a lifesaver. Thanks for the straightforward explanation and guide on tpm and how to enable it!
Thank you so much, I have a ibuypower pre built and I have the exact set up for the settings and menus. I have been trying to see how to do this for the past 24 hours great vid 👍👍😁
I don't think you know how helpful you are! Thank you so so much!
Thanks for watching!
@@HandyAndyTechTips I have the exact same motherboard, processor, and bios version as you, but do not have the PCH-FW Configuration option. Any suggestions?
Thanks for the tip...now the question is, will that hard drive work in another motherboard without losing all of its data ?
Worked like a charm for Ryzen. Thank you sir!
Me too
Lmao all this just for Microsoft to slow down our cpu’s
Wow, thank you, Andy, this video was just on time!!! I have an Asus ROG Hero X but my options are completely different from yours under PCH-FW Configuration...nothing like Firmware TPM. This is going to cause a lot of headaches for nontech-savvy people 👍👍👍
my motherboard is asus PRIME-H310M-D and in PCH-FW Configuration bios it simply has a selection disabled/enabled, was marked as disabled by default, marked it as enabled and it worked shows tpm 2.0 active and now shows as compatible with win11
@@SVX348 I have Asus z 170 and I had the same choice as You but after I enabled it and run this "compatibility check" it said I can't use new 11 .... what is strange because when I'm using this tmp.msc check it shows me I have 2.0 ... ;) 😉 I'd read thet there is a problem with windows software as well...
might want to contact the manufacturer...
Please what does the AsusROG EZ says?
In my ASRock B450 Pro4 I had to go to the CPU setting and at the end it had the fTPM option.
BIOS?
@@fearthemenace Yes, oc
I have an MSI motherboard, so the BIOS is different looking but it worked, I can now use windows 11 and it took about 5 mins. Thank you!!!
I would like to upgrade my desktop PC to Windows 11 from the current Windows 10. However, I realized that during the Windows 11 setup, it said that my PC doesn't meet the requirements because TPM 2.0 wasn't found. I then went to start>run and TPM couldn't be found. I went into my BIOs, and I couldn't find TPM that you explained in your video under Advanced. I looked everywhere for it. My desktop PC is a custom build gaming PC. Here is what I have:
AM4 Socket - Motherboard: MSI B350 Tomahawk (MS-7A34) version 1.0
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3800X 8-Core Processor 4.25Ghz
GPU: NVidia GeForce RTX 3060 12GB
Ram: 16GB DDR4
Honestly, I hope that I don't have to buy a new motherboard just to upgrade Windows. If so, I will probably pass on this until I have to. Will method 1 work for me if I buy that chip that I have to install on my motherboard?
Also, is it free to upgrade to Windows 11 from Windows 10?
Bravo, I was sitting there looking for a physical TPM chip for the motherboard to buy then came across this video and realised i had PTT all along it just needed to be enabled in the bios, thank you saves me time and money.
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@@mrwallet1671 Your*
Bruhhhhhh
Thank you! Was worried Windows would try and make me buy something just to upgrade my freakin windows when I just finished rebuilding my computer with new parts! lol
This was really helpful in helping me understand what a TPM was and why Windows wants to require it for Windows 11, as Mac has always been ahead of them on device security, but sadly even though my PC was built in early 2021, it does not have a TPM enabled nor even installed. At least my laptop has Windows 11 now, so I'm not completely upset about it.
as a fellow asus user, thank you, really. You dont know how much you've helped me
Thank you for this video, I was about to cry that my 4 month old ASUS motherboard didn't have this chip and no header for a TPM module.
Thanks very helpful! Mine was in security settings in my ASRock motherboard bios.
Bro you saved my ass thank you
This is the first of probably 50+ videos that helped me figure this out!!🤙🏼🤙🏼 thank you
bro this finally worked i was trying for so long and i finally got it thanks for being real
Thanks bro best ever video found on the platform
For AMD you really just have to go into the BIOS > Security and enable the advanced Security options then fTPM was enabled and the Windows 11 Tool said it could run
ive an RX580 gfx card and R5 2600 processor w asus ROG STRIX B450-F gaming motherboard, how to turn on TPM? idk bios ig ill figure it out thanks ♥
thank you so much 🥰🥰❤️
I have a Ryzen 5 and I can't find it in my Asus motherboard :/
I fukin LOVE YOU
@@Enric. for some reason, i cant get into bios :/ can some1 help me
TYSM!!!!!! it worked i was searching for a way to do this since one year now tysm for helpiong me
Super Helpful! I just placed an order for a TPM Module from Asus but I realised I no longer need it as my AMD has the firmware version! Now the Windows 11 app says my PC can run it! Thank You so much
Changing the TPM from "discreet" to "Firmware" worked. Did not even have to clear the TPM.
How about your data? Changing tpm to ftpm from discrete tpm is safe for my data?
After getting it done, TPM 2.0 is enabled.
Still the PC health check says that pc does not meet the system requirements for windows 11 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Lol, MSFT being MSFT, they just have to make life complicated to their users. No wonder that Apple users are so loyal.
Same me too my pc is only 1 year old
need secure boot enable also
@@Miskatonic-University STUFU Mac OS runs only on their own machines so, they exactly know the requirements and thus compatibility can be confirmed easily. On the other hand Windows runs on billions of different devices each having different specs.
@@TechnicalUsama Precisely for this, Microsoft shouldn't be demanding that utterly stupid TPM 2.0 in order to install W11. They should making things easy, not imposing stupid requirements. I don't give two fucks about Mac, never in my life had a device from Apple. But afaik, at least I know they're known to make the user experience simple and intuitive. MSFT is always complicating things and making stupid mistakes like this.
Dude, it's been a long time coming since I've been running and you've shown in one video exactly how ... Thank you so much dear friend!
Thank you very much for your help. Couldn't find another video or website that showed this option or any explanation that it could be this. I've now got a functioning TPM 2.0 chip and are ready for Windows 11, thank you again.
Are there any downsides for regular home users to enable tpm? Just curious because it seems to be disabled for many people by default 🧐
No downsides, on the contrary, it significantly allows for the security of your system to be improved. OEMs should had this option enabled by default, seems like one of many security oversights the tech industry suffers from. At least now with W11, OEMs will be forced to enable it.
@@hussain7599 ok thanks!
@@IcyTorment You can recover from such event if you encrypt using migratable keys. Refer to the Intel TPM Quick Reference Guide (www.intel.com/content/dam/support/us/en/documents/boardsandkits/D915GMH_TPM_QuickRefGuide01.pdf) for more info.
Thank you for the info. When switching from discreet to firmware I get a note stating that if I lose the key I won't be able to boot in to the operating system. What key?
hey did you find out? i have the same message there
@@gretaaranyi4554 I never found out.
THANK YOU SO MUCH, IT WORKED ON MY ASUS motherboard AND NOW I CAN GET WIN11
tysm! i have been wanting to download win11 for so long now and no video showed me how, youre amazing!
I've always wondered how to let companies enforce DRM on my computer. Thanks.
Thank you bro! ❤️
I just installed Windows 10 last year. I'll save this for 8 years from now :)
Thanks for the guide, my motherboard is bought in 2013 so I'll check it out.
I find it absolutely hilarious that a BIOS update from 5 days ago disabled my TPM. I think Asrock is trolling their customers.
I have asrock as well and I'm having a hard time finding my TPM smh
Hey Andy, you sure are handy! I just learned about TPM when I tested my system to see if it could run Windows 11. All of my components were made after 2018 so I expected the system to be capable of running W11. When I tested it, I got the TPM could not be found message. I was able to enable the fTPM option on my AMD Ryzen processor in the BIOS. I feel like a lot of windows users won't have the technical knowledge or understanding to be able to make a change to their BIOS to enable the TPM feature. A lot of people will be disappointed thinking that they will have to make hardware upgrades to upgrade to the new OS. I know MS is concerned about safety but they should make more of an effort to explain the TPM requirement.
I cant find option in bios to anable tpm, my motherboard is b450
@@vedo4116 have you found a solution?
@@felixlabelle6541 yes but i cant remember now
@@vedo4116 Damn alright
Yup, your info was a big help. PTT was disabled in the BIOS. Thanks!
After a bit of flicking through AS-Rock bios it finally worked, cheers Andy!
Please make a video on secure boot option also.i cant find it in bios.But i know i have secure boot option.is there need a clean install of windows to enable secure boot?
Update: Finally i found secure boot option.If you make uefi bootable pendrive then it will appear.
TPM 2.0 is a good feature to prevent hackers from emulating features and functions.
Noooo win 11 sucks
Legend, better than the windows documentation!
I don’t see PCH-FW. Is there another place I can see that?
Thank you very much. This worked. Your instruction was short, to the point, and accurate. Thanks
What a legend.. other vids and tutorials didnt worked but this one did!!
Running an Asus computer myself I was easily able to follow along and Bingo I was able to enable to TPM. 2 thanks for a great tip. 👍
Just what I wanted, Andy. Lovely, even-paced (diction) delivery with crystal-clear instructions. Many thanks. (Sub'd).
you should enable xmp/docp on your bios if you want your ram to run at its rated speed cause it's default is 2133 mhz
What should I do if I can’t see the advanced option after pressing advanced mode? I can see favourites, tweaker, settings, system info., boot and save and exit and that’s all. I don’t know what to do
Well this just made it very clear in my head that i don't have a way to get the TPM thing working on my board. I think my motherboard supports the TPM-L R2 chip but unsure as the only ones that i can find say that the later revisions of the motherboard i have do not the one i have. So i probably don't and it is like in the video no longer sold either .... in part as ASUS seems to have dropped support for the one i have.
This youtuber is good and truthful compare to other tech youtuber that show the way to enable TPM. Thanks for this tutorial and explaination!
I was worried till I found your video, you the GOAT
Thank you for making this video!
IF YOUR PC STILL SAYS YOU DONT MEET REQUIREMENTS AFTER DOING THIS. - go to windows insider program and set channel to beta instead of dev. It will let you after that :) pc is hard sometimes haha
Can we explore why we would want to do this? Yes increased security but does this give problems for when you do hardware upgrades in the future?
last step worked for me thanks man great vid
This seems very clear, Im going to try it out
THX.............................................
Thank you! Microsoft should show this video on their website
the thing is for me:
(cpu r9 5950x)
I got the firmware tpm selected but I still dont see it shown in the tpm "checker"
The pc also got delivered with firmware tpm selected already
any ideas how to fix?
Thank you so much! Microsoft did not help at all and you had the exact same bios and saved me and my brother! 😊
Thank you for your help. I think this tpm requirement is so dumb. I could see it being useful for laptops.. but in a desktop setting, the odds of someone stealing it off my desk at home are pretty slim.. and even if they did, it's a gaming machine. You wouldn't find anything useful on it anyway.
Great video, very clearly explained in simple terms that everyone can understand.
Figured it out before finding the video but watched it for clarification I did everything correctly. Thank you for the short concise video :)
I just ran TPM.MSC. I''ve got the 2.0 version, and I'm more than ready for windows 11.
THANKS ANDY... THE VIDEO WAS SIMPLE AND IT HELPED 😅
Thanks for the quick easy guide!
Though for some reason my keyboard stopped working after the change. But pulling out the USB and reinserting it fixed it somehow.
I have a 6700k and a z170-a motherboard but this option is not appearing. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Finally, the same BIOS and what I needed to find
My Asus mobo is slightly different cause it's a ROG one but it's close enough that I figured it out thx, can't believe we gotta go through all this just to download windows 11
Yeah it's same with me.
Hello, great video but there is a problem with me, i dont have "TPM Device Selection" Option in Advanced\PCH-FW Configuration does that mean my motherboard cant support TPM or what should i do
You should note that depending on your motherboard manufacturer, specific names/terms may be different. Anyway, good video.
Yo I can’t find the pch-fw tab and me and the guy in the video have the same mother board do u know how to find this?
Hello HandyAndy my pc doesn't have the PCH-FW Configuration option, do you why it doesn't?
Thank you !! I can finally update my pc to windows 11 !!!
Bro we had the same bios which made iy such easier to find it thx
Well... it worked. Just had to enable it in the BIOS. Good video with the needed information and not a fucking 20 minutes video for this.
Truly works. For MSI bios, enable security device support
Jesus, this was all I needed. Thank you.