Inquiries about the Trusted Platform Module...
Inquiries about the Trusted Platform Module...
I have the same issue mentioned in the thread you linked. The installer insisted on a TPM 2.0 chip, but my PC doesn’t have one installed. I understand the need for TPM 2.0 in Windows 10 since late 2016, but my 2019 build uses an MSI motherboard. Could the TPM requirement apply only to pre-built systems or also to self-built ones? How can I verify if my motherboard includes a TPM chip? Are there any recommendations or considerations for needing a TPM chip to upgrade to Windows 11? Thanks!
Yeah let me check if an unreleased and unannounced OS has that fixed. TPM is not required in Windows 10.
Many users struggle with reading text. A TPM isn't necessary for Windows 10, but if you have one, it needs to be version 2.0 for UEFI boot to function. You can still install without a TPM.
You asked if making a PC yourself and installing Windows 10 on your own won't need TPM 2.0.
Microsoft stated that TPM 2.0 is now necessary following 2016... What’s unclear!