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To enable TPM and Secure Boot, follow these steps:
1. Check BIOS or UEFI Mode:
- Open Run (Windows Key + R) and type
msinfo32
, then press Enter.
- Look for "BIOS Mode":
- UEFI: Proceed to the next steps.
- Legacy: Do not enable Secure Boot. First, switch to UEFI mode. (Find a reliable guide online or consult your motherboard's manual.)
2. Enable TPM:
- Restart your computer and enter BIOS/UEFI settings. This is typically done by pressing a key such as F2, F10, DEL, or ESC on startup (varies by manufacturer).
- Navigate to the Security or Advanced tab.
- Find the TPM (or PTT for Intel) setting and ensure it is enabled.
3. Enable Secure Boot:
- In BIOS/UEFI, go to the Boot section.
- Find the Secure Boot option and enable it.
- Save changes and exit BIOS/UEFI.
4. Verify in Windows:
- Search "System Information" in your Start menu.
- In the window, check TPM and Secure Boot statuses.
For more detailed instructions, refer to your motherboard or computer's manual, or visit Riot Games support: https://support-valorant.riotgames.com/hc/en-us/articles/22291331362067-Vanguard-Restrictions
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Press win+r
Type msinfo32
Show ss
Also
Press win +r
Type tpm.msc
Show ss
you need to go to bios and turn on in there if you dont have it
and you need uefi
i already tried that can someone get in a call with me and help
^
Kindly.
Secure boot is alrdy on
what abt tpm
Hm i am pretty sure it doesn't support tpm 2.0
so i cant playu valorant?
We can still try tho
okay
what should i do
Never worked with an intel laptop
Do u know how to get into the bios?
yeah
Get into the bios
Use ur phone to chat here
okay
Show a photo of ur bios when inside
@Saucywan take over when u get free
Going to sleep
Bye
wait
okay
Security
Show photo of the whole screen
Yea u can't enable it
;support
The command doesn’t work
:)
Meh
Goodnight
Gn
so i can’t play valorant unless i get a new motherboard?
Make a ticket with support and tell them ur pc doesn't support tpm 2.0. Show them ur msinfo32 and tpm.msc
okay
Cpu*
Wait isn't ur thing a laptop?
Anyways bye
Too late for me
no
goodnight