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No, you misunderstand. The TPM verifies the bootloader and the operating system kernel, etc: that those components haven't been altered.
by orra 5y ago
No, you misunderstand. The TPM verifies the bootloader and the operating system kernel, etc: that those components haven't been altered.
- Grimm665 5y agoNo, I think you might be mistaken. I have been bitten by this when doing a simple BIOS reset for a computer that was having charging/battery issues. Resetting the BIOS tripped Bitlocker, which I did not configure or enable, it was enabled after doing the initial Windows 10 setup. Since the account was a local account, not one signed into a Microsoft account, the Bitlocker keys were not backed up an all data was lost. I was stunned, I've been doing laptop repair for almost 10 years and I've never seen something this stupid.