Watch what is next for Windows event on June 24, 2021

Steve C · 24 Jun 2021

My motherboard has a TPM slot but its the older TPM1.2 standard. The Gigabyte TPM modules are not available anyway. The Windows 11 requirement for TPM 2.0 support is an epically stupid commercial decision

f14tomcat · 24 Jun 2021

Same machine I did a clean install of Win 11 gives me this on a in-place upgrade of Insider VM running on it. Balderdash. VMWare is not up to snuff or the Setup is not.

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sgage · 24 Jun 2021

CountMike said:

The Compatibility Support Module (CSM) is a component of the UEFI firmware that provides legacy BIOS compatibility by emulating a BIOS environment, allowing legacy operating systems and some option ROMs that do not support UEFI to still be used.

Ah yes, I sort of knew that. Just a bit of acronym overload

Anyway, legacy mode is off. In fact, my BIOS won't allow it to be on if Secure Boot is on. I'm just not going to worry about it. I had a feeling it was the app - Thurrot and Foley seem to agree with me.

johngalt · 24 Jun 2021

I'm just now getting around to watching it. And I'm happy I waited, considering all the screams of anguish about the 'lagtastic' broadcast.

That was a GREAT start, M$.

itsme1 · 24 Jun 2021

Steve C said:

My motherboard has a TPM slot but its the older TPM1.2 standard. The Gigabyte TPM modules are not available anyway. The Windows 11 requirement for TPM 2.0 support is an epically stupid commercial decision

I searched for one of these modules, the first one and it is sold!

Search Results - GIGABYTE U.K.

z3r010 · 24 Jun 2021

itsme1 said:

I searched for one of these modules, the first one and it is sold!

Search Results - GIGABYTE U.K.

Scan has a few Gigabyte TPM modules in stock - Just a moment...

There was a lot more in stock earlier tonight!!

RingTailCoon · 24 Jun 2021

itsme1 said:

You might have a tpm connector on the motherboard to put a tpm 2.0 chip in.

Internal I / O Connectors-1 x Trusted Platform Module (TPM) header

GA-H110M-S2H (rev. 1.0) Gallery | Motherboard - GIGABYTE U.K.

You don't have secure boot in the bios tab at the bottom?

GigaByte H110M-S2H motherboard - BIOS [v.F20] without comment | ITFroccs.hu - YouTube

GigaByte H110M-S2H motherboard - BIOS [v.F20] without comment | ITFroccs.hu - YouTube

edit: ok you have secure boot

Yeah I have SB but it's off, checked for TPM but I can't find it. Checked really hard in BIOS, everything! Same thing for SB, well hidden prob! (Changes to Windows 10 install thingy in BIOS won't bring up SB either)

RingTailCoon · 24 Jun 2021

sgage said:

Ah yes, I sort of knew that. Just a bit of acronym overload

Anyway, legacy mode is off. In fact, my BIOS won't allow it to be on if Secure Boot is on. I'm just not going to worry about it. I had a feeling it was the app - Thurrot and Foley seem to agree with me.

Where to read that about Thurrot? :)

itsme1 · 24 Jun 2021

z3r010 said:

Scan has a few Gigabyte TPM modules in stock - Just a moment...

There was a lot more in stock earlier tonight!!

sellers will binge on these tpm 2.0 modules for windows 11, things will get better.

edit: It is true that if it is the motherboard manufacturers who control the production of tpm chips, maybe they will do a scheduled Obsolescence ...

Homer712 · 24 Jun 2021

Watched the event, not live, and not completely, but enough to confirm that Microsoft was correct. Windows 10 is the very last version of Windows . . . that I will ever install.Talk about bloat. Just give me an Operating System that works, and works well. I'll worry about the rest.