Windows 10: What do I do about "Attestation Not ready"?

I'm trying to upgrade my machine from windows 10 to 11. My TPM is up to date and I have specs that are capable but it says "Attestation Not Ready" and "Storage Ready" do I just need to clear my TPM, do I need to get a TPM chip, or am I even able to run it?SpecsI9 9900kMSI Z39032gb RamRtx 3050Version 22H2

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TPM Attestation Not Supported after CPU Upgrade

I recently upgraded my CPU from a Ryzen 5600X to a Ryzen 5800X3D. Since upgrading in Windows Security it states Attestation Not supported. It states Storage is Ready. I have tried nearly everything to get it fixed to no avail;

• Cleared TPM in Windows
  
• Cleared TPM in BIOS
  
• Reset Secure Boot
  
• Ran the Attestation script from Rudy from Call4Cloud, which states the EKCert is missing - The Last TPM Attestation Script
  
• Updated to the latest beta channel build (22623.1245) as Rudy had said on Twitter that an AMD TPM Attestation bug was fixed in 22621.1192 but this didn't fix it for me either - Rudy's Tweet
  

 

can't make my tpm work for attestation key

Hello,

i can't make my trusted platform module work for the attestation key. It says either not supported in uefi mode and in legacy mode not ready,

motherboard: gigabyte ga-z170X-gaming 3-eu (rev 1.0)

thank you for your ideas,

kind regards,

Arnaud

 

"Device health attestation isn't supported on this device"

Hi OmairSalman,

Device Health Attestation does not increase security, it is away for a PC to report to a System Administrator about the security hardware on the PC.

Below is the documentation that Microsoft provide on Device Health Attestation, it is a process used by System Administrators through a management console to check that all their PC's meet their requirements, it is not a process used by home users.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/configmgr...