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Maybe this will work for the image of my BIOS .... https://www.udrop.com/cache/plugins/filepreviewer/819423/0ca128631c4ba1e92c34a656f0abd1029cf83ce1326ca337cd128b700b0bd6f0/160x134_middle.jpg

There is a green light on the TPM module which to me signify that the module has power to it. So the board has powered the unit. I bought it on eBay after checking with compatibility as advised earlier. The module is ...TPM 1.2 Security Module Board TPM1.2 LPC 20 Pin Motherboards Card for ASUS...

In peripherals I get no extra step. No other stage. Sorry I don't know how to attach a photo. Tried insert image but didn't work.' Thanks for trying to help me so far. Much appreciated.

No, I cannot find anything about secure anything unless I go to Windows 8 other than Other OS. But even there I could not find a way to enable TPM.

Initially I had BIOS UA9. When I contacted Gigabyte in regard to the TPM issue, they sent me UA10. All it did was to change colour of the text! UA10 is not even in the Gigabyte official download page.

Yes I have. TPM 1.2 Security Module Board TPM1.2 LPC 20 Pin Motherboards Card for ASUS MSI ASROCK GIGABYTE

Yes I have. It is Gigabyte compliant module TPM 1.2. Purpose of enabling was to improve security on Windows 10. I do get your point on the security issues you have mentioned, and the point well taken. Thanks, appreciated. Finally, yes curiosity did kill the cat but, we are human. For humans...

A question for experts. How do I enable TPM 1.2 on my Gigabyte GA-Z68AP-D3 Rev 2.0 MBO. I have updated the BIOS to the latest as supplied by Gigabyte to UA10. Gigabyte does not know how to enable this even though there is a header on the MBO. I have tried TPM 1.2 and 2.0. Tried to access...