Win11 system requirements are more stringent than Win10. It not only needs processor support, but also needs to support UEFI secure boot and TPM2.0 version module. Many friends are preparing to install Win11 operating system and found TPM2.0 through computer health detection. In the closed state, I don't know how to turn on TPM2.0. So how to turn on TPM2.0? Let's share with the installer's home about ASUS , Gigabyte , MSI , and ASRock motherboard to enable TPM2.0 method.
How to check whether the TPM trusted module is turned on?
First we use the "Win+R" key combination to open the run, and enter TPM .msc, as shown in the figure below.
If we see the following interface, the TPM is ready for use, and the specification version is 2.0, indicating that there is no problem. If the version is too low (version 1.2), it is not Supported. If we see the following interface, the TPM is ready for use, and the specification version is 2.0, indicating that there is no problem. If the version is too low (version 1.2), it is not supported.
If it says "Cannot find compatible TPM",It means that the TPM 2.0 of your computer is not enabled, you need to enable it in the motherboard BIOS .
Because the BIOS interface of different brands of motherboards or laptops is different, there are different ways to turn on TPM2.0, even Intel and AMD platforms have different ways to turn on TPM2.0 , So here are different ways to open the TPM2.0 module for each brand of motherboard, as follows.
ASUS, GIGABYTE, MSI and other brands of motherboards turn on TPM2.0 method
_strong _ _span21 Intel platform _ _strong1. for Intel platform ASUS motherboard
First restart the computer, press the Del key or Delete key on the keyboard repeatedly at the first startup, enter the motherboard’s BIOS settings, find and click to enter "Advanced Mode", or press the F7 key directly to enter the advanced mode, enter "PCH-FW Configuration (chipset-firmware settings)" under the "Advanced" tab,Set the "TPM device selection (TPM device selection)" to "Enable Firmware TPM", click "OK", and finally remember to press the F10 key to save and exit the BIOS.
GIGABYTE motherboard for Intel platform
First restart the computer, and press the Del key on the keyboard or the Delete key on the motherboard repeatedly when it just starts up. Under the "Settings" tab, enter "Miscellaneous", set "Intel Platform Trust Technology (PTT)" to "Enabled", and finally remember to press Save and exit the BIOS with the F10 key.
Intel platform MSI motherboard
first restart the computer or press the Del key in the BIOS setting when the keyboard is just started up. , Click "Advanced (advanced mode)" or press the F7 key directly, find the "Security (safe)" tab, and then enter "Trusted Computing (trusted computing)", select "Security Device Support (security device support)" Set to "Enabled",Finally, remember to press F10 to save and exit the BIOS.
ASRock motherboard for Intel platform
First restart the computer, and press the Del key on the keyboard or the Delete key on the motherboard repeatedly at the time of startup. "Advanced Mode" or press the F6 key directly, find the "Security" tab, and set "Intel Platform Trust Technology (PTT)" to "Enabled" , And finally press F10 to save and exit the BIOS.
Second, when the AMD platform turns on the TPM2.0 method
p _span _span_strong, when the computer is restarted, the _span_strongp Press the Del key or Delete key on the keyboard repeatedly to enter the BIOS settings of the motherboard, click to enter "Advanced Mode", or press the F7 key to enter the advanced mode directly, and find the "Advanced" tab , Enter "AMD fTPM configuration (AMD fTPM configuration)",Set "Selects TPM device" to "Enable Firmware TPM", click "OK", and finally press F10 to save and exit.
GIGABYTE motherboard for AMD platform
First restart the computer, press the Del key on the keyboard or the Delete key on the motherboard repeatedly when it starts up And enter the "Settings (Settings)" tab, enter "Miscellaneous (Miscellaneous)", set the "AMD fTPM switch (AMD fTPM switch)" to "Enabled", and finally we press the F10 key to save and exit.
AMD platform Method 1 MSI motherboard
First restart the computer, and press the Del key on the keyboard or the Delete key on the motherboard repeatedly when it starts up , Click "Advanced (advanced mode)" or directly press the F7 key, enter "Settings", enter "Security", then enter "Trusted Computing", set "Security Device Support" Device Support)" is set to "Enabled", and finally we can press F10 to save and exit.
AMD platform method 2 MSI motherboard
First restart the computer,Press the Del key or Delete key on the keyboard repeatedly at the first startup, enter the BIOS settings of the motherboard, enter "Security", and then enter "Trusted Computing", set "Security Device Support ( Security Device Support)" is set to "Enabled", and finally press the F10 key to save and exit.
AMD platform ASRock motherboard
First restart the computer, and press the Del key on the keyboard or the Delete key on the motherboard repeatedly when it just starts up. Enter the "Advanced" tab, enter "CPU Configuration", set "AMD fTPM switch (AMD fTPM switch)" to "Enabled", and finally press the F10 key to save and exit.
The above is the ASUS, Gigabyte, MSI, and ASRock motherboards shared by the installation home to open the TPM2.0 method. If you are going to install the Windows11 system and find that TPM2.0 is not turned on, you may wish to try the above methods to operate. Turn on the TPM2.0 function. Of course, if the motherboard does not support TPM or the version is too low, in this case, if the motherboard supports the TPM interface, you can also directly purchase a TPM2.0 module.
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