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TPM stands for "Trusted Platform Module," and it's a physical chip located in your PC. In the case of Windows 11 system requirements, it's looking for a TPM 2.0 module living on your processor.

When I read David Berlind's latest vistulations on Microsoft's Vista TPM strategy for features such as Secure Startup and full volume encryption, I was shocked by Microsoft's comments. Apparently ...

Once your Windows 11 ISO is downloaded, plug in the USB drive and install and launch Rufus. With this app open, go to the Device drop-down menu and select the correct USB drive. Click the big ...

TPM or Trusted Platform Module is a security chip on the motherboard which stores all passwords and security-related data. It offers hardware-based, security-related functions if you are receiving ...

To see whether your PC has a TPM chip (and, if so, which version), follow these steps: Right-click Start and then click Device Manager on the Quick Link menu.

The Black Hat researcher who hacked TPM said of it, “The TPM 1.2 chip is not as secure as the vendor tries to tell you it is,” Tarnovsky said. “I can recover all your secrets inside this chip.

These updates involve a hardware reset of the TPM chip, which erases all data stored by the TPM, including disk encryption keys. Hence, it’s crucial to back up important data before initiating ...

Using little more than a cheapo logic analyser hooked up to some conveniently large pins on a nearby flash chip (because the SCK, MISO, and MOSI pins are shared with the TPM) the simple TIS was ...

Navigate to TPM Settings: Once in the BIOS, go to the Security or Advanced tab. Look for the TPM option, which might be labeled as "TPM," "PTT," or "Trusted Platform Module." Enable TPM : Enable ...