The only way to fix the stuttering bug without disabling TPM is to get a hardware-based module and stick it on the motherboard. Users who disable TPM can still use Windows 11, but without future ...

When Should You Clear the TPM? If your intention is to sell your motherboard or your entire PC except for the disk drives, you should clear the TPM data to ensure all sensitive or personal data is ...

Now you need to check your motherboard for a TPM header. They have around 14-20 pins, usually with one pin blocked out to prevent the incorrect module from being installed.

Ideally, the TPM is a separate hardware module on your motherboard, but motherboard makers can also build in firmware TPM. Windows 11 supports both hardware and firmware TPM, but you need one of them.

To help determine compatibility, Microsoft released a PC Health Check app, and one of things it looked for was TPM 2.0 support. By default, most motherboards have this option disabled.

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And it needs to work with motherboard manufacturers to make certain updates are pushed to enable TPM 1.2 / 2.o where possible, including on boards that would normally be too old for updates.

Mark Atkinson, technical marketing manager at Intel, told ZDNet UK that the TPM will add around $5 (£2.96) to the cost of a motherboard and is designed for both small businesses and corporate users.

I'm not that familiar with TPM, but I think your motherboard has an expansion socket header near the bottom edge for a TPM module. Did you install a dedicated TPM module?

NZXT has been releasing motherboards for the last few years focusing on Intel Z series platforms. Past releases were done in partnership with ECS, but the latest platform release, the N7 Z490, has ...