TPM 2.0 support and Windows 11 (intel)

RohinRodra wrote: I've got a CyberPowerPC with an ASRock Z370 Pro4-CB mobo and an Intel I7-8700K @ 3.7 GHz. Per the other post on this forum (https://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=19692&title=windows-11-installation-compatibility) about how to prepare an ASRock mobo for Windows 11, I disabled CSM and then enabled Intel Platform Trust Technology. I restarted after each step. After I disabled CSM and restarted, the computer booted normally. After I disabled Intel Platform Trust Technology and rebooted, the computer said, "Preparing Automatic Repair" and gave me the option to "Continue," "Troubleshoot," or "Turn off your PC." When I chose "Continue," it would not boot and returned me back to the same place. So, I am forced to choose "Troubleshoot." I've been stuck in this loop and can't find a way out besides returning the UEFI settings to default. But then I can't pass the Windows 11 Health Check because TPM 2.0 isn't enabled. I've also tried changing the "Physical Presence Spec Version" from 1.3 to 1.2 based on what I saw in this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCqgOsiQrXg. That had the same effect of preventing the computer from booting. I'm out of ideas. Can anyone help? Both my mobo chipset and CPU are on the Win 11 supported list.

The bios for your unit is from the CyberPowerPC group. You would be better served at their support site.

I've got a CyberPowerPC with an ASRock Z370 Pro4-CB mobo and an Intel I7-8700K @ 3.7 GHz.

Per the other post on this forum (https://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=19692&title=windows-11-installation-compatibility) about how to prepare an ASRock mobo for Windows 11, I disabled CSM and then enabled Intel Platform Trust Technology. I restarted after each step.

After I disabled CSM and restarted, the computer booted normally. After I disabled Intel Platform Trust Technology and rebooted, the computer said, "Preparing Automatic Repair" and gave me the option to "Continue," "Troubleshoot," or "Turn off your PC." When I chose "Continue," it would not boot and returned me back to the same place. So, I am forced to choose "Troubleshoot." I've been stuck in this loop and can't find a way out besides returning the UEFI settings to default. But then I can't pass the Windows 11 Health Check because TPM 2.0 isn't enabled.

I've also tried changing the "Physical Presence Spec Version" from 1.3 to 1.2 based on what I saw in this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QCqgOsiQrXg. That had the same effect of preventing the computer from booting.

I'm out of ideas. Can anyone help? Both my mobo chipset and CPU are on the Win 11 supported list.

Did a little more digging since my previous post above. Do I actually need to purchase the little TPM 2.0 module and plug it into the MB? I see the pins for it on the MB, but I guess I just assumed based on other posts that the Z170 I have already supported TPM 2.0 (especially because the option is there in the BIOS).

Hi all,
I have a H110M-HDV R3.0 motherboard and, according to the BIOS settings, a TPM2 device is found, secure boot is enabled and Intel Platform Trust Technology is enabled too.
Despite all, Windows 10 does not detect the TPM (it's shown with a yellow warning in the device manager) and no secure boot is detected as well.
I know my cpu Intel I7-7700 is not supported by Windows 11 (sigh!) but I'm wondering why the other 2 requirements are not met (TPM and secure boot).
Thanks in advance.

Microsoft updated their Windows 11 system requirements again a few days ago to allow a few handful of 7th gen Intel processors to support Windows 11:

https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2021/08/27/update-on-windows-11-minimum-system-requirements-and-the-pc-health-check-app/

the TPM 2.0 requirements remain unchanged