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PSA: many desktop machines without a TPM still have a header for one. You can plug in a TPM module compatible with your motherboard, which costs about $20 from
by throwaheyy 3y ago
PSA: many desktop machines without a TPM still have a header for one. You can plug in a TPM module compatible with your motherboard, which costs about $20 from Amazon.
- deafpolygon 3y agoShh... they won't tolerate a voice of reason! It's Microsoft smashing hour, so let everybody have their fun.
- 2OEH8eoCRo0 3y agoThat's what I thought but mine only supports TPM 1.2 and not the required TPM 2.0.
- TiredOfLife 3y agoPSA: those desktop machines don't run a supported version of processor. The arbitrary requirement was the cpu cutoff, tpm was just the scapegoat.