Info List of TPM locations in BIOS

[Colif]

Eventually I will make a sticky but really, there are too many choices for this at the moment.

Not sure if I need to look at every mb maker or just the bios makers themselves


I know where it is in Gigabyte X570 (and maybe Intel)

BIos/Advanced/Settings/Miscellaneous/Trusted Platform Module



This isn't really a discussion thread on why your MB doesn't work, its just to help people find it in their PC



if other people know locations in their MB, please add to post.

 

[Colif]

Asus TUF Z490

Advanced>PCH-FW Configuration>PTT>set to Enable
reference

 

[Wolfshadw]

MSI B450 Pro-A
In UEFI BIOS:
Settings --> Security --> Trusted Computing

-Wolf sends

 

[alceryes]

Just a reminder, we don't even know if fTPM or IPTT software/BIOS TPM, will be acceptable to Windows 11. It's not the same thing as a TPM 2.0 module.
It seems that people are actively installing Windows 11 on at least some systems without a hardware TPM 2.0 module. For them, enabling the firmware TPM (fTPM or PTT) was enough. This solution may vary motherboard to motherboard.

MSI Z370 Gaming Plus
Advanced Mode BIOS (not EZ Mode)
Settings - Security - Trusted Computing

I have NOT verified the Windows 11 install yet. This is just where the TPM setting is located.

 

[mact]

My ASUS P8Z77-v LK (LGA1155) does not seem to have any TPM and the ASUS site for this board is totally silent regarding it.

I am assuming therefore, that my two such boxes with this mobo are destined to remain at W10 (or W7 like one of them is using at present).

I am also assuming therefore that the Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge series CPUs are not going to be able to use W11 since these are all considered obsolete insofar as W11 is concerned.

I do have an AMD R7 3700X box on a X570 ASUS board

 

[Makaveli]

Asus Prime X570-Pro BIOS 4002 AM4 AGESA V2 PI 1.2.0.3 Patch A