Advice Request ASUS Mobo and TPM -- Windows 11 compliant?

[shmu26]

My custom-built desktop is about a year old and has a ASUS PRIME B365M-A motherboard.

PRIME B365M-A｜Motherboards｜ASUS Global

ASUS Prime series is expertly engineered to unleash the full potential of AMD and Intel processors. Boasting a robust power design, comprehensive cooling solutions and intelligent tuning options, Prime series motherboards provide daily users and DIY PC builders a range of performance tuning...

www.asus.com

I can't find any TPM setting in the firmware menu.
Is there a way to enable TPM 2 on this Mobo, so it will be Windows 11 compliant?
If not, what do I need to buy, and where is it sold?
The ASUS site talks about this component:

Accessories｜Motherboards｜ASUS Global

ASUS offers different kinds of motherboard accessories including Thunderbolt™ expansion cards, M.2 add-on cards, and fan extension cards give DIY PC users better choices when it comes to building their perfect workstation or gaming rig.

www.asus.com

But it is sold out on Amazon and Newegg. Is this what I need, or what?

 

[HarborFront]

If yours is an INTEL mobo then look for PTT setting in the BIOS. INTEL calls TPM as PTT (Platform Trust Technology)

 

[shmu26]

If yours is an INTEL mobo then look for PTT setting in the BIOS. INTEL calls TPM as PTT (Platform Trust Technology)

Like I said in the title and again in the text, it is an ASUS Mobo.

 

[brambedkar59]

To enable PTT go in the BIOS: Advanced --> PCH-FW Configuration

Do see any option to enable PTT in there?

 

[shmu26]

To enable PTT go in the BIOS: Advanced --> PCH-FW Configuration

Do see any option to enable PTT in there?

You're the Man!
That was it. It had two options:
Enable discrete TPM
Enable firmware TPM

The second option was what I needed. Now the PC health check tool says I am ready for Windows 11.

 

[brambedkar59]

You're the Man!

No, Google is the Man!
Glad I could help.

 

[HarborFront]

Like I said in the title and again in the text, it is an ASUS Mobo.

ASUS (like MSI, GIGA, INTEL etc) are manufacturers of mobos. They'll either manufacture mobos as INTEL or AMD (not for INTEL) to cater for INTEL/AMD CPUs

Other mobo manufacturers are here

Top 10 Largest Motherboard Manufacturers in the World 2020, Top Motherboard Companies | Motherboard Market Factsheet

Complete list of the top 10 largest motherboard manufacturers in the world in 2020. Asus, MSI, Gigabyte, see where top motherboard companies rank in 2020.

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[shmu26]

ASUS (like MSI, GIGA, INTEL etc) are manufacturers of mobos. They'll either manufacture mobos as INTEL or AMD to cater for INTEL/AMD CPUs

Other mobo manufacturers are here

Top 10 Largest Motherboard Manufacturers in the World 2020, Top Motherboard Companies | Motherboard Market Factsheet

Complete list of the top 10 largest motherboard manufacturers in the world in 2020. Asus, MSI, Gigabyte, see where top motherboard companies rank in 2020.

blog.bizvibe.com

This ASUS Mobo is for INTEL CPUs. But the firmware calls it "TPM"

 

[plat]

Congrats on finding it, shmu26! Now you don't have to spend 75 USD--not even a penny. Same thing for my ASUS Prime--the TPM wasn't in the usual places you'd look nor was it coming up in an advanced search. I'd ordered a hardware one anyway but it was 16 USD--not scalper's pricing.

I would celebrate this victory.

 

[lovehungryman]

My custom-built desktop is about a year old and has a ASUS PRIME B365M-A motherboard.

PRIME B365M-A｜Motherboards｜ASUS Global

ASUS Prime series is expertly engineered to unleash the full potential of AMD and Intel processors. Boasting a robust power design, comprehensive cooling solutions and intelligent tuning options, Prime series motherboards provide daily users and DIY PC builders a range of performance tuning...

www.asus.com

I can't find any TPM setting in the firmware menu.
Is there a way to enable TPM 2 on this Mobo, so it will be Windows 11 compliant?
If not, what do I need to buy, and where is it sold?
The ASUS site talks about this component:

Accessories｜Motherboards｜ASUS Global

ASUS offers different kinds of motherboard accessories including Thunderbolt™ expansion cards, M.2 add-on cards, and fan extension cards give DIY PC users better choices when it comes to building their perfect workstation or gaming rig.

www.asus.com

But it is sold out on Amazon and Newegg. Is this what I need, or what?

It is the same component I have been looking at. UEFI has not option to check if TPM is enabled, all I know that my AMD Asus PC has a slot for TPM but it has not those pins sticking out as in the picture below. Are they needed? if so what's name and where to get them in order to install the TPM component as I have seen on some pictures and videos on the net. I am sorry guys but if anyone can direct me with this, thanks!

 

[shmu26]

It is the same component I have been looking at. UEFI has not option to check if TPM is enabled, all I know that my AMD Asus PC has a slot for TPM but it has not those pins sticking out as in the picture below. Are they needed? if so what's name and where to get them in order to install the TPM component as I have seen on some pictures and videos on the net. I am sorry guys but if anyone can direct me with this, thanks!View attachment 259491

See post 5

 

[ForgottenSeer 85179]

PCH-FW Configuration

PCH also means Platform Controller Hub
FW means Firmware

my AMD Asus PC has a slot for TPM but it has not those pins sticking out as in the picture below. Are they needed? View attachment 259491

Yes, Pins are needed. Maybe they're on other side of your board as these "points" are always the back side/ only connections.

 

[show-Zi]

It is the same component I have been looking at. UEFI has not option to check if TPM is enabled, all I know that my AMD Asus PC has a slot for TPM but it has not those pins sticking out as in the picture below. Are they needed? if so what's name and where to get them in order to install the TPM component as I have seen on some pictures and videos on the net. I am sorry guys but if anyone can direct me with this, thanks!

Spoiler

View attachment 259491

Is the UEFI setting set to 'advanced mode'? Otherwise, you wouldn't see the item that sets the TPM. There should have been a place to switch between simple mode and advanced mode at the bottom.