In June 2021, Microsoft announced at the Build Developer Conference that it will announce the “Next Generation of Windows” on June 24. Windows 10 21H2 Sun Valley will be named Windows 11.
The prerequisite for installing win11 is that the computer must support TPM2.0. Recently, many customers are asking, how can my computer support TPM2.0? Some customers think “To enable it should be enough just to unlock extended options in “Advanced” tab of BIOS”.
What is TPM2.0
The full English name of tpm2.0 is Trusted Platform Module. The trusted platform module is a chip planted inside a computer to provide a root of trust for the computer.
TPM uses a securely verified encryption key to bring stronger security to the device, and it is also the core of many security applications. At present, the latest version of TPM is version 2.0, which is the version required by Microsoft Windows 11 to run. TPM has a separate chip, which will be integrated on the motherboard and reflected in the system.
So we are sorry to tell our customers that our mini computers do not support TPM2.0. It is also impossible to get TPM2.0 by updating the BIOS. Because there is no TPM2.0 module on motherboard. Now we have AMD series of mini PCs that support TPM2.0. If customers need it, you can buy our AMD mini PCs.
