TPM 2.0 support for windows 11

[Phoenix51291]

Hi, just wanted to know if my desktop computer has TPM 2.0, it's the HP pavilion 690-0024

link to the pc specs: https://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c06124756?jumpid=reg_r1002_usen_c-001_title_r0002 

In the BIOS it says TPM is available and enabled, but Windows doesn't seem to recognize it

thanks

[banhien]

@Phoenix51291 

The specs of your machine is

              https://support.hp.com/au-en/document/c06124756

It uses AMD Ryzen5-2400G (Raven Ridge) processor. Please use Device Manager, under Security Devices you should have a key (yellow) and AMD PSP security device.

I believe AMD device is similar to TPM, please read the following article

           https://www.notebookcheck.net/Windows-11-No-Trusted-Platform-Module-Many-AMD-and-Intel-processors-ca...

Regards.

[Phoenix51291]

Thanks for the response.

I read the article, and it sounds like I just need to enable PSP fTPM. I checked device manager, and it was like you said, under Security device it had AMD PSP listed with the yellow key, so I went into the BIOS and I couldn't seem to find any option to enable or disable the PSP fTPM. The only thing I could find was under Security > Security Devices > TPM which was already enabled.

Either way, I wasn't going to be able to update to win 11 through the official windows update, I would have to do the Registry edit to ignore CPU requirements, and install win 11 manually, but I read that even with editing the registry, it's no go if you don't have TPM. 

Is the PSP ftpm good enough that I can go ahead with the manual win 11 install?