You need to enable Secure Boot also.
I already did, TPM2.0 Secure Boot is enabled. What is the problem?
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You need to enable Secure Boot also.
I already did, TPM2.0 Secure Boot is enabled. What is the problem?
By default my UEFI has TPM 2.0 enabled in my bios but also hidden to the OS. It might be good to explain to users how to make TPM 2.0 visible to the OS since a lot of UEFI bios hides it by default :T
TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot are enabled, but it still says not compatible, I'm on Beta, can I see what exactly the things make it incompatible? need verbose info here