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Question Updating TPM in Bios issue

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Raikonnen

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I have tried to update my TPM on my Asus PN50 with no success - for Win11

I followed instructions on how to do it in the Bios but nothing happened.
I selected enable in Security Device Support and save and exit but nothing happened.
In fact it seemed to freeze...at least I could not tab around. After 1-2 min I did a hard reboot (quite anxious) and the computer is normal but TPM still not enabled.
not eager to try again in case of bricking the computer - could I even screw up the computer in this procedure? Should the pc immediately reboot after selecting enable and save and exit? Does it take awhile before it reboots?

Thanks for your thoughts
 
Yes it does. The option to enable it on my BIOS is there. nothing happened though. Not sure if I just did something wrong though. haha
 
What do you mean by nothing happened? Did you try to install Windows 11 or run the little test app after you enabled TPM in the BIOS?
 
Hi, I selected enable in Security Device Support and then save and exit but nothing happened. stayed on the BIOS screen. So so after 5 min I did a hard reboot....nervous to try again...
 
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