To run Windows 11, you may need to change some computer settings that you rarely see.
On Thursday, Microsoft provided Windows 11, and revealed that the operating system already requires installation of the computer with a relatively unknown segment, called Trusted Platform Modele 2.0 (TPM)).
This technology is designed to store your login information safely on the device.However, TPM is not always running automatically.You will have to restart the computer and move to BIOS settings on your device to run, which may require some search to find a TPM function.
Additional steps must confuse consumers, especially those who know little about computers, and who have not entered the BIOS settings of their computers before.
Computer users who have older devices are also lucky.TPM 2 technology has been released.0 in October 2014.As a result, the director of the Microsoft Microsoft Security David Weston, indicated that the CPUs (CPU)) only from the past five to seven years will have this safety segment..
So what is bios?It is the "basic input / output system" for your computer, and it works as a fixed program to start operating computers during the boot or take off process.BIOS can also be used to calibrate and create random access memory speeds.
To enter BIOS, you will need to restart the computer.You will appear in a black screen, a message telling you the key to which you should click to run the BIOS settings page (you have to prepare and focus because it may disappear quickly)).(The key is usually "F2" or "F12".))
BIOS screen on the motherboard ASUS B550.
TPM may not be mentioned at all in BIOS.This is because AMD refers to TPM as "FTPM" while Intel calls "IPTT" technology, which means INTEL INTEL technology.Both companies include TPM technology in the CPU as a fixed program.
BIOS screen to play FTPM.
In our AMD computer, we found FTPM within the "Advanced" section.Then we click on "Enabled".
To see if your computer has TPM, you can go to the Windows 10 search bar and write "TPM.Msc.If you have a technique, the option should appear saying "TPM.MSC Microsoft Commune Document."You will teach you after that with the slide version number, and whether it is ready to use.
You can also find out if your computer meets Windows 11 operating requirements using the Microsoft Check app from Microsoft.However, the application may not be always accurate.We have operated it on two computer devices that seem to be in all the requirements of Windows 11, but the application is a mark on devices as uncharged, without clarifying the reason.
Other noticeable requirements for Windows 11 include a preliminary or safe boot, a technology presented in 2012.However, the feature is often enabled by default.You can also find it on the BIOS settings page.
The rest of the basic system requirements for Windows 11.(Credit: Microsoft))
