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After updating the BIOS on my HP 15-gw0006ur laptop to version F.34 (later I updated to F.35), when I turn it on, a blue window pops up about a problem with TPM.
By pressing "N" the laptop starts up and there are no problems, but the laptop does not see the TPM module at all. When you press "Y" a new window pops up, and nothing else happens.
I tried to enable TPM in BIOS but couldn't find any word about it. I saw on the forum that other 20 people had the same problem.
The essence of the problem is that after updating the BIOS, he stopped seeing TPM at all, although he was. What should I do?
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