Recent content by tired_man

Win 11 wont release until next year. No hurry to but TPM module. Im sure until then a lot will changes and TPM module will be widely available by then. Don't let the scalpers win!!

Reasons are many which I dont want to bored peoples put. A discrete TPM module only cost 10 bucks and more secure than firmware based. You swap out a CPU more often than a TPM module. https://thehackernews.com/2019/11/tpm-encryption-keys-hacking.html

Yes that post is mine too. But I got TPM up and running. After deactivate one of the TPM platform found in device managment and reactive it. It worked. The other one I uninstalled it and restarted the computer. Now I only got 1 Trusted Platform Module 2.0 left. Win 10 regonized the TPM module...

I finally got it detected in maninboard. Don't know which one did the trick, but i did removed the TPM and insert it back. Same time i cleared CMOS by removing the battery. BIOS detected the TPM module now and I got the Trusted Computing showing up which was missing before. But still I cant get...

Yes im sure i got the right one. Mine mainboard need ASUS TPM-SPI 14-1 pin. ASUS have another ASUS TPM-M R2.0, 14-1pin and rest is 20 pins. Others ASUS TPM modules 14-1 pin one dont have correct pins to insert it either.

I know mine CPU AMD 5900X supports firmware TPM. But mine question is not about firmware TPM and instead discrete TPM that I installed on the mainboard. But still it don't get detected in BIOS. I have set the settings in BIOS as all guides I read on the net. But still in win 10, it says no TPM...