Question about vanguard and TPM 2.0
I have z390 ud motherboard without TPM2.0 but planning to enable PTT for upgrading to W11. Since I don't have TPM 2.0 which is the requirement for vanguard anticheat, will I still able toplay valorant with PTT enable?
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What z390 motherboard do u have? I have one aswell and can enable tpm 2.0 without any problems
z390 ud gigabyte
@meister_guenni u enable it by turing PTT on? and can still paly valorant on W11?
ptt is ur tpm bro
it just named differently
lemme suggest u a tool
google search
i am here because i already do the search
u didnt search properly then
prove me wrong
lmao literally the first result
i already mention that i know i can turn on ptt in the bio
then just turn it on
its ur tpm, but named differently
yea but i don't have the actually 2.0 chip. i don't know if vanguard require me to have a 2.0 chip on the motherboard or not
i turn it on just for passing the w11 check
u wont pass the w11 installation check if u dont have tpm 2.0 (without using the bypass registry/script
w11 requires tpm 2.0
and if u find that u are having issues on win11
u can go back to win10 anytime
no, you don't need to have 2.0 if you can turn on PTT in the bio for intel
ptt=tpm
just try it out and see
i guess that is what i have to do
wish i don't need to install w10 again and restore all my shit back
put them on another drive/partition
so u wont lose them every os installation
Did everything work?
wait so do you have to play with secure boot and tpm 2.0? cuz i cant get my windows to launch when i do that
what
it should boot unless it's not signed
just reinstall windows @kyngdevon
windows is fine but if i turn on secure boot and tpm it doesnt allow windows to load
are u using custom/modified windows?
no
my game just keeps crashing on start
it worked before ever since alpha it worked
just reinstall windows..
windows should be signed by secure boot
theres no way u cant boot windows with secure boot enabled