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In ASRock B460M Steel Legend, enable PTT in the BIOS settings under the audio or sound configuration.

In ASRock B460M Steel Legend, enable PTT in the BIOS settings under the audio or sound configuration.

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Techcraft
Junior Member
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07-18-2021, 05:14 AM
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Hey everyone, trying to activate Intel PTT in BIOS for Windows 11. Apparently, 10th gen CPUs include it by default. This isn’t about discussion—it’s about fixing the issue. I turned on secure boot, entered trusted boot, and enabled trusted boot again, but it still says no device found. Restarted the PC, went back into BIOS, turned secure boot off and back on, yet Windows PowerShell still can’t recognize any TPM. Finding info is tough since TPM wasn’t common in consumer devices until Windows 11 was announced. The specs I have are: Intel Core i9-10900K, 32GB DDR4-3600, C16 GTX 980 Ti, 6GB RAM, ASRock B460M, Steel Legend 1TB drive, WD Blue 2.5" SATA. I don’t have a dedicated TPM installed, but there’s a header for one. Should I be looking for something else?
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Techcraft
07-18-2021, 05:14 AM #1

Hey everyone, trying to activate Intel PTT in BIOS for Windows 11. Apparently, 10th gen CPUs include it by default. This isn’t about discussion—it’s about fixing the issue. I turned on secure boot, entered trusted boot, and enabled trusted boot again, but it still says no device found. Restarted the PC, went back into BIOS, turned secure boot off and back on, yet Windows PowerShell still can’t recognize any TPM. Finding info is tough since TPM wasn’t common in consumer devices until Windows 11 was announced. The specs I have are: Intel Core i9-10900K, 32GB DDR4-3600, C16 GTX 980 Ti, 6GB RAM, ASRock B460M, Steel Legend 1TB drive, WD Blue 2.5" SATA. I don’t have a dedicated TPM installed, but there’s a header for one. Should I be looking for something else?

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octaduff_
Junior Member
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07-19-2021, 08:09 PM
#2
The PTT setting must appear on the security display in BIOS: according to the manual, the physical module is not required.
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octaduff_
07-19-2021, 08:09 PM #2

The PTT setting must appear on the security display in BIOS: according to the manual, the physical module is not required.

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LU_KAS
Member
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08-04-2021, 01:20 AM
#3
You seem to be confused about the PTT setting. It's located on the front page of security. Windows PowerShell confirms it's enabled. Thanks!
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LU_KAS
08-04-2021, 01:20 AM #3

You seem to be confused about the PTT setting. It's located on the front page of security. Windows PowerShell confirms it's enabled. Thanks!