How To Enable TPM 2.0 In Windows - Full Guide

in this video i show you how to enable tpm 2.0 on windows 10 for windows 11. if you're new to the channel please go down below and consider subscribing to the channel and once you've done that please go down below anster leaving a like as well and please do make sure you watch this video so you know the full steps and let's go and get right into this so here we are on my current windows 10 computer and i will quickly show you what it's like if you need to go and change your tpm so you want to come to the bottom left of your computer and you want to go and search for something called the pc health check it's going to be available on all pretty much all windows 10 computers and when you click on it here if you haven't already installed it when it's going to quickly install it's a really easy process and it probably takes less than a minute or two then once it's gone unloaded you want to come up to the top where it says introducing windows and you want to go and click check now now what it's going to do is it's going to go and check if your computer is eligible for windows 11. and as you can see mine currently isn't it says this pc does not currently meet windows 11 system requirements tpm 2.0 must be supported and enabled on this pc so now let's go and enable this so we want to do is close off of this and what you want to do is go and launch your computer settings so go to the bottom left and click on start and then go and click on the settings button just here i'm going to zoom in on this for you guys and then go click on update and security and then once you're here go and click on windows security just here and on this menu on this left hand side go and click on recovery just like so and then once you're on the recovery page go and look for the advanced startup so here we are on my phone and all you want to do is go click on restart now under advanced startup now it's saying please wait and all you need to do is just wait for the next process i do need to go and actually close this i'm going to click restart anyway and then this chooser option window is going to pop up and all you need to do is go and click on troubleshoot just here and then you want to go and click on the advanced options and then all you want to do is go click on uefi firmware settings change settings in your pc's uefi firmware so you can click on that just like so and then all you need to do is go ahead and restart up here to go and confirm your choice so now you're going to be on your motherboard and you need to use your arrow keys on your keyboard to move around so what you want to do is find the settings and then you want to press the end key to select it and then as you can see we've got this option for system status advanced security and save and exit so you want to move down to security and then go and press enter then as you can see we've got this administrator password option here we've got trusted computing and chassis intrusion configuration you want to go and click on trusted computing so i'm going to click on it with the enter key just like so and as you can see we've now got this option at the top selected called security device support and if we go and look on the left hand side it actually says this enables or disables the tpm function to the endorsement key for accessing the system therefore because this is disabled this means my tpm is disabled so i want to go and enable it so i'm going to press the enter key just like so and then move down to go and press enable press the enter key again and boom it's now been enabled so what we're now going to go and do is go and save our changes so to go and do that i'm going to go and press the um s key the escape key on my keyboard then i need to press it again and then you want to move down to save and exit just like so hit enter and then you want to go and click save changes and reboot and i need to go and click yes so that's the change i've made i'm going to hit yes and now my pc is now going to go and reboot and i'll show you what happens once we load again so my pc has just launched as usual so i'm going to go and sign in and then get back to my screen so here we are on the pc health check app and let's go and click check now and go and see what it says and as you can see it says this pc meets the windows 11 requirements so now we can go and get it and i just wanted to quickly add in when you come to the windows update settings it's still going to go and say this pc doesn't currently meet the requirements it's going to take a little bit of time to refresh hopefully in a few hours if you found this video useful please go down below and consider subscribing to the channel leave a like for more peace

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Keywords: how to enable tpm, how to enable tpm 2, how to enable tpm 2.0, how to enable tpm in windows 10, how to enable tpm in bios windows 10, tpm, tpm 2.0, how to enable tpm for windows 11, how to enable tpm for windows 10, how to enable tpm msi motherboard, how to enable tpm 2.0 in bios

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Length: 3min 45sec (225 seconds)

Published: Mon Jun 27 2022