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Lohrheidestar23
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Posted: 25 Apr 2022 at 10:27pm |
Hi. I`ve read your Information about the TPM 2.0-Module and the B85M Pro4-Board here. Unfortunately, the ASRock Support Netherlands will not send me this BIOS-File because they argued that it doesnt exist... But I have the same Board you mentioned, only my Firmware is just 2.40 by now. So,would it be possible, that you send me this modified BIOS-File? This maybe solve my problem with the TPM-Header Thank you in advance, Robert from Germany. |
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hardeep0607
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You can try enabling the TPM on the BIOS and check if this works for you.
??Here you need to get into BIOS by pressing the F2 or Del key continuously when the PC boots ??Once you get into BIOS, then click on the Advanced/Security section ??Search for the TPM feature then click on the Enable icon. If this won?™t work for you then update the TPM firmware & BIOS. In this case, search for your model firmware updates, download and install them. To know more follow the steps given here: https://www.pcerror-fix.com/tpm-device-not-detected |
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eaube
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Thank you for the info, I will do that.
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dpritipalsingh
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You need to contact Asrock Support and request a modified BIOS for your motherboard. Once you have flashed it with the new BIOS, it will detect the TPM chip.
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eaube
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I added a Asrock TPM2-S module to my board and enabled it in BIOS and it will not activate and also cannot be seen by Windows 10.
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noelman8
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what version of TPM do you really have for your Z87E-ITX board, eaube? maybe it's TPM 1.2 and not 2.0; that's why TPM2 is not recognized in Win10 |
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eaube
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I've got the same problem here with my Z87E-ITX, I enabled the TPM in UEFI BIOS but Windows 10 says TPM 2.0 not detected. My BIOS is on P2.50. I saw that someone's post on the internet that he received BIOS 2.70A from support and it caused long boot time, maybe they've fixed it by now.My system is a core i5 4570S.
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dpritipalsingh
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Forgot to mention my CPU is i5-4460.
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dpritipalsingh
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ASRock Support Rocks!!!
I have just received BIOS 2.50K from ASRock Support The Netherlands. It works. The TPM 2.0 module is detected in UEFI BIOS and Windows 10. Boot process takes a bit longer, but nothing problematic. However Secure Boot is not detected in Windows, despite being enabled in the BIOS and installing factory keys in BIOS. |
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dpritipalsingh
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First time posting here. I didn't see the sticky post:
http://forum.asrock.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=19151&title=tpm-2-0-support-and-windows-11-intel Guess there is no TPM2.0 support for this old motherboard. |
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