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08-23-2026 06:06 PM - edited 08-23-2026 06:08 PM
In modern warfare 4 it says I need a bios update to play multiplayer but I've already updated to the latest bios for my motherboard, my motherboard is 84FD with the latest bios AMI F.35, 12/19/2023
Secure boot and TPM 2.0 is on
PCR7 Configuration: Binding not possible
I've tried everything and people are saying the only solution is to wait for a bios update from HP.
08-23-2026 06:53 PM
Yes, a BIOS update be the only solution, but HP will not be releasing an updated BIOS for your PC.
They aren't even going to provide BIOS updates for these considerably newer PCs:
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08-23-2026 07:01 PM
Greetings @Nate312
Your PC was probably released for sale in 2018 or early 2019.
HP, Dell, Lenovo, and other PC/MB OEMs typically provide BIOS updates for about four to five years.
The game you are trying to play is looking for a newer TPM 2.0 version if Secure Boot is enabled and Windows reports TPM 2.0 is ready for use.
Do a Windows Search for tpm.msc to check TPM 2.0 status.
TPM 2.0 firmware updates are included with BIOS updates.
I don't believe your HP PC will see a future BIOS update. This suggests the HP 875-0034 may have reached EOL with respect to playing games that require a newer TPM 2.0 version.
Regards
08-23-2026 07:16 PM - edited 08-23-2026 07:18 PM
Greetings @Nate312
The game developers keep revising TPM requirements for security purposes. They are moving the goal post.
You may have to swap in a newer MB, or buy a new PC, or build a new PC.
Swapping in retail uATX MBs in many HP cases can be a daunting experience.
Regards