Windows 10: Had to reset bios settings 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?

 

Bios tpm settings

Hello

I see the tpm setting open in windows, but when I enter the bios, I can't find the tpm setting anywhere. I updated the bios but the result is still the same, I'm using an intel processor so there should be a PTT setting in the bios but I can't find it, what should I do, thanks

 

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.