No changes are made to your drive.
No changes are made to your drive.
He keeps asking for a different format so only Windows files remain, claiming it will solve his TPM problems. He’s been dealing with these issues for about three months, especially since he can’t play certain games that need TPM. He’s tried contacting ASUS but hasn’t gotten a response. His system runs ASUS H610m K D4 motherboard without a TPM module, with Windows 11 Pro 23H2 installed on OS build 22631.3593. He’s using Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22700 and has edited the settings recently.
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Yes, you can find articles or evidence online that support your point of view and help convince your friend.
Make sure all updates are applied, but don’t just wipe the whole disk and reinstall Windows. Be careful—back up everything first.
There are resources available that confirm solutions for your issue, such as articles or posts explaining how to redownload files and programs.
The fix doesn’t exist. TMP is a built-in Windows security feature, and altering it isn’t possible.