I have a asus z170 pro and a 6700K i7. bios dosnt have a TPM switch, it dosnt come with it. And i cant figure out how to switch the Intel PTT software on? It seems if I ever want to upgrade past 10, I'll need to build an entirely new pc

No W11 on MAXIMUS VIII GENE (Z170) because of TPM ? By leclod. June 25, in Troubleshooting. Share.

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Hola una consulta lograste activar tu ptt, según Intel los procesadores con chipset z170 tienen esa tecnología PTT pero en el BIOS normal no 

Guten Abend, nur eine kleine Frage zu dem Mainboard Asus Z170 Pro Gaming: Danke, dann haben wir jetzt die Gewissheit das PTT / TPM vom 

If you go into your BIOS, look for Intel Platform Trust Technology or Intel PTT for Intel and AMD Platform Security Processor or AMD PSP fTPM for AMD. Normally, 

I've got a i7 6700k, same Asus BIOS but that specific part of it is And doing some searches online I can't find out if my CPU has PTT at 

Hello, i tried my very best with all here is written to enable Intel PTT i tried the setup_var method but the changed variable does not stay if u reboot.

Usually, on Asus motherboards, the option to enable PTT is in "Advanced > PCH-FW Configuration". If it's not there, it may not support it. But it is still 

25/09/  · A z170-k is for 6th/7th gen Intel which is not supported on windows 11. And a 10750H won't work on that motherboard so this whole post doesn't make any sense. in China

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Pues que Microsoft sigue en pruebas para Skylake y Kaby Lake, donde debería de confirmar dicha compatibilidad gracias a Intel PTT. Tampoco se 

23/03/2022 · Press "Del" when the ASUS or ROG logo appears to enter the BIOS. 2. Go to Advanced\PCH-FW Configuration page and enable "PTT". 3. Once you attempt to make the

First of all, the Z170 chipset should have the option for PTT. If it is not hidden, then it should be in the pch-fw configuration in your bios.

Cannot enable Intel PTT (TPM 2.0) at ASUS motherboard. I have an ASUS Z170-A motherboard with an Intel Core i7-6700K CPU (latest BIOS 3802 

So können die Optionen auch unter „Miscellaneous“ -> „Intel Platform Trust Technology (PTT)“ oder „Advanced“ -> „PCH-FW Configuration“ (im ASUS BIOS) direkt 

Intel® Z170 Chipset quick reference with specifications, features, and technologies. Intel® Platform Trust Technology (Intel® PTT).

My Asus Z170 P does have the bios setting and the PTT in the bios, had to enable Intel Virtualisation Technology before the entry appeared 

It definitely does work on the Z170-A. You also need a PTT compatible Intel processor, for example the 6700k. You can tell your CPU has PTT if you look up its specs and it says "Intel® Identity Protection Technology ‡ Yes". Now let's start the guide: Get your bios file. It should be a .cap file.

In preparation for the pending release of Windows 11, Asus is pushing out updated motherboard firmware to help facilitate a problem-free 

PTT implements the equivalent of a TPM 2.0-compliant Trusted Platform Module within the firmware running on the Intel Management Engine (ME). It provides the benefits of a TPM without actually having one. For learn more about TPMs, a good starting point is this article:

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It definitely does work on the Z170-A. You also need a PTT compatible Intel processor, for example the 6700k. You can tell your CPU has PTT if you look up its specs and it says "Intel®

I have a z170 pro gaming mobo aswell with bios 3805 along with an i7 6700k. Go into the bios-> advanced mode-> advanced tab-> PCH-FW configuration. You can either select discrete TPM ( which is no TPM) or Firmware TPM (which is TPM 2.0 as far as i can tell).

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ASUSTeK Computer Inc. -Support- CPU Support - Z170-A Z170-A If your motherboard BIOS version number is greater than the BIOS version listed above, then you will not need to flash your BIOS. However, if your BIOS version is smaller than the version listed above, then you will need to select and download the latest BIOS to update your system.

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I enabled Intel PTT and Secure Boot in BIOS.But it's not detected by PC health check software.Who can help me? (Hardware: MB:Asus Z170-K 

People wanted to continue using Win 7 on newer hardware but the new hardware doesn't have win 7 drivers. This IS not about end of Life. Its about Asus hiding Intel PTT in the BIOS, forcing you to buy an external TPM module when its not necessary, and a lot of years without being able to use this security function on an expensive Maximus board.

23/03/2022 · Press "Del" when the ASUS or ROG logo appears to enter the BIOS. 2. Go to Advanced\PCH-FW Configuration page and enable "PTT". 3. Once you attempt to make the change in the BIOS, a notification box will appear (see below). Just click the OK button, then press F10 to save your changes and reboot your PC.

Hello, I have an Asus Z170-A motherboard and I can't enable PTT (Intel Platform Trust Technology). For some unknown reasons,