regal pier
Secure Boot isn't TPM. You need to check its version and you really enabled the TPM in your UEFI / BIOS. Links of troubleshooting TPM status below.
It is helpful to tell us your exact CPU model and what type/brand of BIOS you have. I know it's an Intel platform.
Since your TPM tech is Intel PTT, the driver cab be updated using Windows Update/Device Manager automatically.
regal pier
Secure Boot isn't TPM. And i didn't even mention checking secure boot.
I already gave you the link to TPM troubleshooting, bre.
Just follow the instructions in that page step by step.
Yes. If you have bitlocker om
If you have none, then there is relatable issue.
No drive with Bitlocker.
You need to turn off and disable bitlocker from all your drives first
C and S have bitlocker set. You need to decrypt the drives and turn off bitlocker
You don't just clear tpm first. Follow the instructions top to bottom.
Clearing the TPM key would the last thing to do
The instructions has part for certain version of windows. You need to read top to bottom. As you can see ( I hope) clearing the TPM Is literally at the bottom of the page.
regal pier
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/information-protection/tpm/in...
Again if you missed
What the steps you have taken?
There are lots of things to do in that article.
Sorry if I think you haven't done the troubleshooting correctly
red vortex
This has been a random bug in the Insiders