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The motherboard here is a MSI 760GMA-P34 (FX). The CPU processing is from an AMD FX-8320 Eight Core 3.5 GHz. Windows Version is 22h2 and OS build 19045. The issue started by the October Win10 shutdown, getting update with a better visual and safer experience while using the PC.
I bought a TPM module. Placed the module on the motherboard pins with a perfect fit. I restarted the desktop PC and pressed DEL to enter BIOS. I switched to Advanced BIOS to see that TPM has no option to choose. The would be an option because the option is grayed with the words 'NO'.
I went to MSI support page according to the 760GMA-P34 details. I downloaded some drivers, especially the TPM Driver. After downloading the folder, I install one of the files. Went to WIN+R to run tpm.msc and Windows says TPM is not installed.
What do I need to do after placing the TPM module on the board; and view the device security setting from Windows Security.
How can this board enable the TPM in BIOS? I got about 5 days to return this TPM if I don't need it because of boards legacy issue.
 
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ablumaz.12t155f02dd said:
The motherboard here is a MSI 760GMA-P34 (FX). The CPU processing is from an AMD FX-8320 Eight Core 3.5 GHz. Windows Version is 22h2 and OS build 19045. The issue started by the October Win10 shutdown, getting update with a better visual and safer experience while using the PC.
I bought a TPM module. Placed the module on the motherboard pins with a perfect fit. I restarted the desktop PC and pressed DEL to enter BIOS. I switched to Advanced BIOS to see that TPM has no option to choose. The would be an option because the option is grayed with the words 'NO'.
I went to MSI support page according to the 760GMA-P34 details. I downloaded some drivers, especially the TPM Driver. After downloading the folder, I install one of the files. Went to WIN+R to run tpm.msc and Windows says TPM is not installed.
What do I need to do after placing the TPM module on the board; and view the device security setting from Windows Security.
How can this board enable the TPM in BIOS? I got about 5 days to return this TPM if I don't need it because of boards legacy issue.
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what TPM Module do you have exactly?
 
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MSI MS-4136 TPM 2.0 Module (14 Pin 14-1).
What module is default to this board?
I went to MSI support page to get correct module code.

On the support page the TPM driver is available as a XP64 download. I downloaded the zip folder but couldn't install all the files. Do you know how and where the drivers can be Installed, and then TPM would turn on.
MSI TPM driver https://us.msi.com/Motherboard/760GMA-P34-FX/support#driver
 
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RemusM said:
Your motherboard and CPU are 12-13 years old and they are limited to TPM 1.2
They are not good for TPM 2.0 and Windows 11.
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I bought the module TPM 2.0 because the motherboard support page offered the 2.0 download. With an XP64 compatibility and driver install files.
Can you instruct how to install the XP64 TPM drivers from websites dropdown menu? Click link below

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If not Ill return TPM module and search toward a compatible motherboard with all the remaining parts like CPU eight core and ram ddr3 8gb.
 
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