Getting the TPM device not detected error on your Dell computer?
We have you covered.
Here are 3 simple ways you can fix it.
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Before we go ahead, you need to make sure if TPM is available on your PC.
Old PCs may not have the module.
The right way to check is to look into UEFI/BIOS Security settings.
If your PC has TPM, then here are 3 ways you can fix it.
Lets get started.
Method 1: If TPM is disabled in the BIOS and Windows
or software checks for it, it will throw this error.
You need to enable it from the BIOS.
Restart your PC and press the BIOS key to boot into your BIOS.
Follow as shown to enable the TPM.
Method 2: The next thing you can do is update your BIOS.
Most of the modern PCS now offer software that can update the BIOS without going into
the BIOS.
If that’s not possible, you will need to check with the Motherboard manual to update
it via a USB drive and through the UEFI or BIOS.
Method 3: Another thing you can do is update the TPM
drivers.
Right-click on the Start menu and select Device Manager.
Locate Trusted Platform Module under Security Right-click on it, and click on Update Driver
and click on Search automatically for drivers The next screen will then prompt you to search
for updated drivers on Windows Update.
This will open Windows Update, and you can then navigate to Advanced Options and then
Optional updates Check if there is a driver update available.
If yes, then update the TPM drivers.
So, that’s it.
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