02-13-2024 11:27 AM - edited 02-14-2024 03:30 PM
Hello, i recently upgraded this board old cpu a ryzen 5 3600 to a ryzen 7 5700x, i have the latest bios, tried a bunch of TPM commands in powershell, installed windows with UEFI mode turned on, still the TPM status says it's ready but unsupported, i don't know what could be, some windows bug, some bios compatibility problem, would nice if someone could take a look at this.
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02-19-2024 09:50 PM
Hello, @lelelelelelelel
Due to the ongoing local holidays in our area, my response time may experience delays.
I apologize for any inconvenience the delayed replies may have caused.
May I ask if there is any other abnormal behavior aside from "TPM ready but unsupported," such as blue screens?
Besides changing the CPU, have there been any other software or hardware changes, like updating Windows 10 to 11 or adjusting BIOS settings?
If, in the BIOS under Advanced\AMD fTPM configuration, you change the TPM Device Selection to Firmware TPM, does it resolve the issue?
If not, could you please provide relevant screenshots, the BIOS version, and more detailed context to help us better understand your scenario?
Thank you.
02-21-2024 03:42 AM - edited 02-23-2024 08:22 AM
everything works ok, no warning messages in windows security, always had windows 11, it may just be a windows or bios error, it's exactly the same problem this person has https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/tpm-attestation-not-supported-after-upgrading-... but i actually ran powershell Get-Tpm
in bios "boot menu" it's selected to uefi, i praticaly didn't change any default settings, bios version 6203,
no value in registry, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\TPM\WMI\Endorsement\EKCertStore\Certificates,
when i run Get-TpmEndorsementKeyInfo -Hash "Sha256" it has a PublicKeyHash, dono if it helps
02-19-2024 09:50 PM
Hello, @lelelelelelelel
Due to the ongoing local holidays in our area, my response time may experience delays.
I apologize for any inconvenience the delayed replies may have caused.
May I ask if there is any other abnormal behavior aside from "TPM ready but unsupported," such as blue screens?
Besides changing the CPU, have there been any other software or hardware changes, like updating Windows 10 to 11 or adjusting BIOS settings?
If, in the BIOS under Advanced\AMD fTPM configuration, you change the TPM Device Selection to Firmware TPM, does it resolve the issue?
If not, could you please provide relevant screenshots, the BIOS version, and more detailed context to help us better understand your scenario?
Thank you.
02-21-2024 03:42 AM - edited 02-23-2024 08:22 AM
everything works ok, no warning messages in windows security, always had windows 11, it may just be a windows or bios error, it's exactly the same problem this person has https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/tpm-attestation-not-supported-after-upgrading-... but i actually ran powershell Get-Tpm
in bios "boot menu" it's selected to uefi, i praticaly didn't change any default settings, bios version 6203,
no value in registry, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\TPM\WMI\Endorsement\EKCertStore\Certificates,
when i run Get-TpmEndorsementKeyInfo -Hash "Sha256" it has a PublicKeyHash, dono if it helps
02-25-2024 05:55 PM
Hello, @lelelelelelelel
Please referring to the relevant steps in the guide [Motherboard] Which ASUS model supports Windows 11 and how to setup TPM 2.0 in BIOS? and try switching the "TPM Device Selection" option to "Firmware TPM" and check again.
If you have any concerns, it's advisable to first consult the FAQs and additional linked resources.
Thank you.