My bios in PC dont have secure boot option

[lunagoods]

I want to play Valorant but Im in windows 11. It needs secure boot and tpm but I could not find it in my bios. Need help.

Want to play so bad. 

Im using HP Compaq system unit and HP LV2011 monitor. Is this not compatible?

[Paul_Tikkanen]

What is the full model number or product number of your PC?

[lunagoods]

here's my system info. is mainly wrong with the system unit, monitor, or both? are there any ways aside from buying new one :<< everytime i open my bios, secure boot button related is not showing

[Paul_Tikkanen]

Your PC supports secure boot, but the TPM 1.2 device cannot be upgraded to 2.0.

Since your PC's BIOS mode is UEFI, you should just be able to turn on Secure Boot in the BIOS.

If you look at chapter 3, page 26 of the service manual at the link below, it provides the location of the secure boot setting in the BIOS.

The setting is in the Security menu.

c03612798.pdf

[lunagoods]

alright got it. since i really cant play valo now since it cannot be upgraded to tpm 2.0. what alternatives should i do? is there something new to buy like system unit or just some part of it? 

[Paul_Tikkanen · Accepted solution]

There's nothing you can do to add a TPM 2.0 device to that model.

You need to have an Elitedesk 800 G2 or newer where you can update the TPM firmware to 2.0.

If you get an Elitedesk 800 G4 with an Intel 8th gen core processor, those come with TPM 2.0 security devices and the 8th gen core processors fully support W11.

Or you can buy the latest PC's on the market today.

An 800 G4 shouldn't be too expensive in off lease condition.

$150 - $300 depending on what it comes with (processor, memory, drive, graphics).

The 800 G4's also support the much faster performing M.2 2280 NVMe SSDs.

[lunagoods]

Right. Thank you so much. 

[lunagoods]

Additional question if it is fine. Can I still use my current monitor if buy new system unit? 

[Paul_Tikkanen]

You're very welcome.

As long as your monitor has a HDMI input, Display Port input or DVI input, it should work fine on a newer system.