1. Prepare your recovery key
If BitLocker or Device Encryption is enabled, save the recovery key first. Do not select Clear TPM.
slmgr -ipk XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX2. Open BIOS or UEFI
Restart the computer and repeatedly press Delete or F2 before Windows starts. F1, F10, F12 or Esc may be used on some models.
3. Find the correct setting
On Intel systems look for PTT or Platform Trust Technology. On AMD systems look for AMD fTPM, CPU fTPM or Firmware TPM.
4. Enable TPM
ASUS usually places it under Advanced → PCH-FW Configuration or AMD fTPM configuration. GIGABYTE uses Settings or Peripherals. MSI uses Settings → Security → Trusted Computing. Laptops usually place it under Security.
5. Save changes
Press F10 and confirm Save Changes and Exit. Do not clear TPM.
6. Verify in Windows
Press Win + R, run tpm.msc and confirm that the TPM is ready for use and Specification Version is 2.0.
tpm.msc
Need help?
If a menu name differs, consult the official manual for your motherboard or laptop model. For GETCID assistance, contact @getcid_store on Telegram.