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+1 I had the same problem. Even after updating the BIOS, I had to clear the TPM from within Windows security settings before it was finally recognized.

This happened to me on an old ASUS board. I had to go in and clear the TPM security keys first before Secure Boot would let me enable it. Hope that helps.

I had the same problem. I had to go into the BIOS and manually enable the TPM setting, even though my CPU was fine. Let me know if that works.

Agreed. I had the same problem. For me, it was a Windows 11 update that messed with the Bluetooth drivers. Good luck!

You could also check if your motherboard has a newer BIOS version that might add support.

Same here. You could also check the "Processes" tab and sort by memory to see exactly which apps are using the most, which often makes those terms more concrete. Good luck!

Thanks, that worked! But now when I click on the address bar, it still switches back to those breadcrumbs. Can I make it so it stays as plain text even when I click it?

Thanks! That worked, but now when I click on the address bar to copy the path, it keeps switching back to the breadcrumb view. Is that normal?

I'm used to the old address bar that showed the entire folder path. In Windows 11, I only see these clickable "breadcrumb" links. I find it harder to quickly see or copy the full location. Is there a setting to switch it back to the classic text box that displays the complete path, like in older ...