Windows 10: Had to deset bios settibgs and now windows can't recognize TPM

Due to a problem that happened, I had to reset BIOS settings. Now even after enabling TPM in BIOS Windows 11 still doesn't recognize TPM. I searched for TPM in device manager and it doesn't even appear. Windows security now keeps telling me there is no TPM.

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Bios tpm settings

Hi Mohammedo

If you boot into BIOS, then go to Advance - Trusted Computing, do you not find TPM or PTT listed there?

What method did you use to install Windows 11 without TPM being enabled?

 

Windows 10 wont recognize TPM, but BIOS does

Here I verymuch doubt on the legacy device

I would suggest to first disable TPM on bios then boot into the computer and again share a screenshot of the system devices tree in device manager

If legacy device is missing

 

Windows Security says "There is no TPM available. Please check BIOS settings."

I mentioned these cases earlier, they continue to hold up

• Restart the PC, give no input, just let it restart back into Windows: get the TPM warning (tried this a couple of times)
  
• Restart the PC, hit DEL to enter BIOS, then just save end exit and let Windows start: get the TPM warning
  
• Restart the PC, hit DEL to enter BIOS, go to Advanced Mode, into PCH-FW Configuration, note that it is on Enable Firmware TPM (the only other option is Enable Discrete TMP), Save & Exit, note that it says No Changes Made, let Windows start: no TPM warning
  

I'll add this one:

• Shut down the PC, then boot it up again: no TPM warning
  

A simple restart seems to lead to the TPM warning UNLESS I go into the TPM setting in BIOS, but a full shut down will remove the warning the next time I power up.