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my bios doesnt support tpm 2.0 or secure boot
You sure?
Sometimes you just gotta enable it for me TPM 2.0 was hidden
yes
where is tpm
if its hidden
How did you check?
To know that they arent supported
Because I have one method, but I can’t say publicly
Windows key + R
Type 'msinfo32'
Send a screenshot
Windoss key + R
Type 'tpm.msc'
Send a screenshot
@Noob
can anyone help
@jidat
Open disk management
Show ss
@jidat
Open cmd as admin
done
@jidat
Also before we proceed
I must warn u that there is a very very slight chance that ur windows might get bricked
So its recommended to have a usb with windows installed on it
...
wym by bricked
will it be fine if i factory reset
It might not boot and u will need to reinstall windows
(U should still have ur data)
what if i just factory reset
will it work again
like
The chances of it bricking ur windows are very low but yeah they are not 0
,y valroant
U will not be able to i think
im not doing that
wtaf
Do u have a usb?
no
I recommend just proceeding tbh lol
As it hardly happens to anyone
And it usually only happens to people with a rly old system
So what will it be
ok so what do i do
Open cmd as admin
yuh
Type this command
mbr2gpt.exe /convert /disk:2 /allowFullOS
Show result
(Also don't close cmd)
Welp
1 sec
Can u maximize that
Show another ss
As i think its only showing half of the partitions
...
Not of that
That ^^
?
@Saucywan
:val_HelloBro:
Hmmm
Enter: diskpart
Enter: list vol
Send a photo
@aqua
wait i’m going to sleep
it’s 4am for me
Ok