[How To] Enable TPM 2.0
Answer
Most MSI notebooks that support Windows 10 already have TPM 2.0 set to “Enabled” by default.
If the TPM 2.0 device isn't detected in the system, follow the steps below to manually enable TPM.
Before starting, please keep the AC power connected during the whole process.
I. Manually Enable TPM 2.0
1. Power on the system and press the “Delete” key continuously when the MSI logo appears to enter the BIOS menu.
2. Select the “Security” page and find the option “Trusted Computing”.
3. Click on “Trusted Computing” and set the “Security Device Support” option to “Enabled” to enable the TPM.
4. Press “F10” and select “Yes” to save the changes and restart the system.
*Note: If the “Trusted Computing” option doesn't exist on either the Security or Advanced page, continue with Method II to run the “TPM Enable Tool”.
II. Run the TPM Enable Tool to Enable TPM 2.0
1. Download the EnableTPM Tool and extract the package.
2. Right-click “EnableTPM2.0” and select “Run as administrator”.
3. Press any key to reboot the device when prompted.
4. Once complete, enter the BIOS menu again and check whether “Trusted Computing” now appears, with “Security Device Support” set to “Enabled”, under the “Security” or “Advanced” page.
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