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> Or does installing Windows contaminate the TPM module permanently? It's not the TPM, it's a simple UEFI variable. AFAIK, there's a way in the BIOS to reset a
by cesarb 2y ago
> Or does installing Windows contaminate the TPM module permanently?
It's not the TPM, it's a simple UEFI variable. AFAIK, there's a way in the BIOS to reset all these variables to their original default value, though you might have to use the "clear CMOS" jumper to do it.
- Animats 2y ago> though you might have to use the "clear CMOS" jumper to do it. So installing Windows can break a computer for Linux. That's a great antitrust issue. Microsoft should be fined for that.
- Bognar 2y agoIt's almost like you didn't read the article. Anyone can increment the variable, and both MS and the Linux communities agreed on the solution. How dare Microsoft operate within the bounds of an agreed-upon industry standard, what a monopoly!