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[b52]

Hi,

I am facing exact same issue as described here: https://community.amd.com/t5/general-discussions/trusted-computing-no-security-device-found/m-p/6291...

"NO Security Device Found" even after enabling fTPM in "AMD fTPM configuration" section of BIOS. Windows 11 22H2 doesn't see TPM module accordingly. It turns our that problem still exists and relevant not only to Ryzens 5000 series - 7000 affected too.

My motherboard is ASUS ROG Strix X670E-A Gaming WiFi, BIOS 1905 (latest for the current date), CPU is Ryzen 9 7950X3D.

Please help.

[goodplay]

Also try asking at https://www.elevenforum.com/search-forums/tpm/

[FunkZ]

I don't have any Asus boards, but on my Gigabyte boards there are 3 BIOS settings. Secure Boot must be enabled, AMD CPU fTPM must be enabled and Trusted Computing 2.0 must be enabled.

[b52]

Everything is enabled. Trusted Computing appears after enabling fTPM. But still - "NO Security Device Found".

[FunkZ]

I have no problem with 2 Gigabyte boards and a MSI board and the above settings enabled in BIOS. I have three AM4 systems, my HTPC upgraded to Windows 11 and my main gaming rig and my son's rig both bugging us every day to upgrade from Windows 10. Is this an Asus problem?

[ThreeDee]

maybe reseat your CPU and check for bent pins on the motherboard

Make sure you have the latest AM5 chipset drivers installed from AMD.com