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I bet the TPM isn’t 2.0. I was hoping buying into AM4 would mean I could keep this board longer too, but the but the 5xxx chips aren’t compatible with the orig
by easton 5y ago
I bet the TPM isn’t 2.0. I was hoping buying into AM4 would mean I could keep this board longer too, but the but the 5xxx chips aren’t compatible with the original chipset.
My machine is super fast, but I guess unless I feel like staying on insider (which will have the TPM requirement patched out for the next little while according to MS), I’ll need to upgrade sooner than I planned.
- virgulino 5y agoI don't think the problem is the TPM. I am running a Ryzen 2200G (1st gen Zen) on an Asus Tuf B450M-Pro S. I have fTPM (firmware TPM) enabled in the BIOS. My Windows 10 detects a running TPM 2.0. I just ran the MS "PC Health Check", and it tells me "This PC cannot run Windows 11" . This is a brand new machine. I built it 2 months ago. It was the only Ryzen APU available to buy online here in Brazil! Bummer.
- shing3232 5y agoYou need secureboot,GPT partition table as well