How to enable or install TPM(Trusted platform module) in my HP280 G4 Microtower PC

[ItsTechGuy]

Hi I have HP280 G4 Microtower Desktop PC with i3 78th Gen 16GB Ram with windows 10 , So want to install the new Windows 11 on my pc but when i am trying to install it on its shown error that TPM is not Detected,  i checked all config of my pc its supported, also i try to all steps mentions  in HP portal also tried from bios and all the things still i dont get solution from anywhere. please help me for this, thanks 

[DGroves]

TPM is done by a physical chip on your motherboard

Most  HP 280 Gen 4 systems meet the requirements for windows 11

it has a 8th gen (or later) cpu and usually comes with TPM 2.0 and is a UEFI based bios

However Some 280 G4's do not come with TPM 2.0 Enabled (depending on the country where you live)

If you want to install W11 on a Pc that lacks the TPM/CPU/Bios requirements, you can bypass the W11 hardware requirements

by  using a modified windows 11 setup that does not check for these requirements

the easiest way in my opinion is to do a clean install using a original windows 11 ISO image downloaded from microsoft and then using the program "Rufus" to read the ISO onto a USB key it will offer you the option during the USB key creation to bypass the windows 11 MS-Hardware check

you can also try a in place upgrade of windows 10 to 11 however some  in place upgrades fail to successfully do the upgrade

Paul_Tikkanen has posted numerous times on this site on a method he uses for doing a in place upgrade use this sites "search" feature and use his name and windows 11 as keywords to see his posts on this subject

https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Software-and-How-To-Questions/No-TPM-for-Windows-11-upgrade/td...