TPM 2.0 Support for fm2a68m-dg3+

Hi!

I have been using the fm2a68m-dg3+ motherboard and specifically have been trying to test the functionality of TPMs using it. Everything about this board is great, as it has it's own header and states support for this cryptoprocessor.

Unfortunately, when it comes to version 2.0 of the trusted platform module, none of the available BIOS versions seem to be able to read the module once connected.

Version 2.70 specifically provides Trusted Computing support and recognizes when a device is connected via the TPM header, but enabling support does not provide functionality.

There have been several instances in the past of identical issues being posted on this forum regarding different motherboards with an incredible support team helping out posters, so I am hoping there may be some assistance with this board as well.

Thank you!

Other posts:

http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=6889&title=need-bios-for-fatal1ty-990fx-killer-31-w-tpm-20
http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=5746#34288
http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=6627#39603

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