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This. Yeah, that's exactly it—check your motherboard manufacturer's site for a BIOS update that enables TPM 2.0.

Same here. Another option is to look into a registry edit workaround, though it's not officially supported and might not get future updates.

This. You could also try manually downloading the latest touchpad driver directly from HP's support site for your exact model.

+1 This happened to me. Even with TPM on, I also had to enable Secure Boot in the BIOS to finally get it to pass.

Short answer: I had this issue a few years back. From what I have seen, the online database Windows Media Player uses can get disconnected. Try going into the settings under Privacy and make sure "Download usage rights automatically" and "Update music files by retrieving media info from the internet ...

Ugh, so done with this. My workhorse Dell Optiplex 7040 is getting the Windows 11 cold shoulder. Ran the PC Health Check and it just says "This PC doesn't meet the minimum system requirements." The main hangup? "TPM 2.0 must be supported and enabled on this PC."

I've spent HOURS in the BIOS. I ...