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10-11-2025 11:01 PM
I have a Hp pavilion 15 ec2004ax laptop with ryzen 5 5600h and gtx 1650. I wanted to update to 25h2 win 11 update but i cant as the tpm cannot be detected by my OS. I have tried the following step but nothing worked:
1-Updated to BIOS version- F.30 rev a, also reflashed it
2-resetted the windows
3-cleared the tpm in BIOS, loaded the default option in the BIOS, checked the secure boot too
4-uninstalled the security device driver-AMD PSP 10.0 Device
5-resetted the embedded controller too
Pls help should i downgrade to previous BIOS versions or what
Regardsthe error i get in tpm.msc
device manager
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10-12-2025 07:15 AM
If the TPM is enabled in the BIOS and you did all of those troubleshooting steps, I don't know what your options would be to get the TPM device to show up.
You may not have any.
Reverting back to an older version of the BIOS...that's a decision you will have to make.
However if your current version of W11 24H2 is fully updated you can run the Microsoft W11 25H2 enablement file that I zipped up and attached below and at least your notebook will be on W11 25H2.
The file works on all PC's running a fully updated W11 24H2 build whether the PC meets the W11 hardware requirements or not.
I used the file to update an old HP 8200 Elite desktop from 2011 from W11 24H2 to W11 25H2.
The only W11 hardware requirement it meets is that it has a UEFI BIOS.