Check if Lenovo laptop supports TPM? How to turn TPM on and off?

php editor Apple has brought you answers to related questions about Lenovo notebook TPM. TPM (Trusted Platform Module) is a hardware security chip that can provide encryption, authentication, storage and other security functions. To check whether TPM is supported, you can follow the following steps. First, open the computer's BIOS settings and look for TPM-related settings in the security options. If there are relevant options, it means TPM is supported. To turn on TPM, enter the BIOS settings, find the corresponding option and enable it. If you need to turn off the TPM, you can also find the relevant option in the BIOS settings and disable it. In this way, you can easily view, turn on and turn off the TPM function of Lenovo notebooks.

1. Check whether TPM is supported

1. Right-click the start menu-Run (or press the Win R key on the keyboard), enter TPM.msc-Enter

2. "TPM is ready for use" shown in the red box in the picture below indicates that the machine supports TPM, and the version is version 2.0 shown in the red box below

3. If the picture below shows "No compatible TPM found", then the machine itself may not support TPM or the TPM is turned off. You can refer to Solution 2 to turn it on.

2. How to turn on and off TPM

1. Press the recovery button or press the power button and then quickly press the keyboard when the power is turned off. F2 key (FN F2, press F1 on desktop or all-in-one computers) to enter the BIOS, and use the arrow keys to enter the Security page

2. AMD platform: Find the AMD Platform Security Processor-change it to Enabled (turn on TPM)/Disabled (Turn off TPM)

3. Intel platform: Find Intel Platform Trust Technology - change it to Enabled (Turn on TPM)/Disabled (Turn off TPM)

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