TPM activation issues with Gigabyte for AMD systems
TPM activation issues with Gigabyte for AMD systems
Hello, Each time I power on my PC the alert appears saying "New CPU installed, fTPM/PSP NV corrupted or fTPM/PSP NV structure changed." There are two options: press Y to reset the fTPM (if BitLocker or encryption is active, the system won't boot without a recovery key) or press N to retain the previous fTPM setting and proceed with booting. The new CPU is brand new (Ryzen 7700X), I updated the BIOS for extra safety. I don’t have another CPU or an old one—I need the TPM because Valorant’s anti-cheat system depends on it, and Windows 11 might cause issues otherwise. I initially used Rufus to bypass it. If anyone can assist with a solution, I’d really appreciate it—I’m happy to answer more questions.
Have you experimented with pressing the Y key on your keyboard? Removing the TPM is relatively simple; just ensure your BitLocker password remains safe—either in your Microsoft account or via another method if you previously enabled BitLocker (which would have prompted for it each time without TPM).
I'm not familiar with that. Have you attempted resetting the system by disconnecting the CMOS battery and powering off your PC?