The TPM 2.0 CONFLICT - ASROCK - Z170 Pro4S P2.70 . Windows 10 Pro


  1. Posts : 6
    Windows 10 Pro
       #1

    The TPM 2.0 CONFLICT - ASROCK - Z170 Pro4S P2.70 . Windows 10 Pro


    Hello,How can I resolve the conflict in the device manageron TPM 2.0, given that I kind of tried alltips on the internet.As you can see the Z170 Pro4S P2.70 motherboard supports TMP.Thank you .The TPM 2.0 CONFLICT - ASROCK - Z170 Pro4S P2.70 . Windows 10 Pro-01.pngThe TPM 2.0 CONFLICT - ASROCK - Z170 Pro4S P2.70 . Windows 10 Pro-x01.jpgThe TPM 2.0 CONFLICT - ASROCK - Z170 Pro4S P2.70 . Windows 10 Pro-x02.jpgThe TPM 2.0 CONFLICT - ASROCK - Z170 Pro4S P2.70 . Windows 10 Pro-x03.jpg
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  2. Posts : 4,187
    Windows 11 Pro, 22H2
       #2

    There are two types of TPM - a physical (discrete) TPM module and a firmware TPM (Intel PTT or Intel Platform Trust Technology). If you have a hardware TPM module installed, you will want to disable PTT in the BIOS (see page 74 of your MB user guide). It's on the screen that you provided a screenshot of.

    Once you verified that, if you are still having difficulties, please provide the following information:

    1) Do you have a hardware TPM installed (Item #22 in the illustration on page 6 of your user guide)? If so, make and model, please.
    2) What model CPU is installed?
    3) a screenshot of the output from the TPM.MSC utility in Windows.
    4) The details from device manager so that we can see what the actual error is.

    EDIT: Never mind the CPU model. It's in one of your screenshots.
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  3. Posts : 4,187
    Windows 11 Pro, 22H2
       #3

    Adding one more request:

    Please run the command below and provide the output. You can do this in place of a screenshot of tpm.msc:

    Code:
    tpmtool getdeviceinformation
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