Update for TPM 2.0 for COD/BF6

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MSI have started to release a Patched BIOS for ALL the AM4 Motherboards, this is to remedy the COD/BF6 Game TPM error message.
Please keep an eye on the MSI web page of your motherboard for the BIOS updates.
Before you apply the BIOS Update, you will need to disable TPM in the BIOS to prevent problems with Windows Hello and Windows Activation errors.

--Edit Sept.12--


- Turn off/backup/suspend bitlocker before BIOS flash (if you use the feature)
- Disable TPM in BIOS before BIOS flash
BIOS are available here
https://sites.google.com/view/msi-bios-update/menu/motherboard
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These BIOS are coming straight from MSI, but if you have any concern, wait for official website upload version.
Update BIOS at your own discretion.
If BIOS for your board is not here or on the website, it means it is not ready yet.
Known AMD Limitation
- AMD does not support Ryzen 1000, 2000 TPM update
- AMD B550, A520 + Picasso will not work with TPM-B due to AMD limitation
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Have put in a request to MSI to verify if we have the correct TPM
As users are reporting, TPM Firmware was updated to 3.94.0.5 and not the latest version 3.94.2.5
I may not have this info till sometime on Monday at the earliest.

EDIT 15-Sep 1500 Hours AU (+10GMT)
BIOS updates for 300, 400 and 500 Series Chipsets on the Support Site will contain TPM Patch 3.94.2.5 when available to download
Check Bios Notes to verify
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--Edit Sept.30--
AM4 BIOS are all up to date with TPM-B Support
 
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All: I finally resolved my Call of Duty / RICOCHET attestation problem after nearly three months of troubleshooting, and I wanted to document it here because in my case the MSI BIOS and AMD fTPM were not actually the remaining problem.

My system is an MSI X570-A PRO with AMD fTPM. TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, UEFI, measured boot, and the current BIOS/fTPM configuration were all healthy. Windows itself reported the machine as capable of attestation, yet Call of Duty continued to fail secure attestation.

The eventual problem appeared to be an existing application-specific TPM key container named ActivisionAIK that had become stale or otherwise invalid.

I did NOT clear the TPM, reset Secure Boot keys, reinstall Windows, or change...
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JimiPapa said:
B450M‑A PRO MAX and Ryzen 5 2600
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You need a Ryzen 3000 CPU or better for it to run COD or BF6 Anticheat

I'm well aware that they lied to you about the specifications, but while a Ryzen 2000 or earlier can run the game, it will not support the anti-cheat.
What else are they lying to you about?

BF6 requirements are a lie. For the anti-cheat to work
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, requirements are a Lie for anti-cheat to work
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Alan J T said:
You need a Ryzen 3000 CPU or better for it to run COD or BF6 Anticheat

I'm well aware that they lied to you about the specifications, but while a Ryzen 2000 or earlier can run the game, it will not support the anti-cheat.
What else are they lying to you about?

BF6 requirements are a lie. For the anti-cheat to work
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, requirements are a Lie for anti-cheat to work
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does the manufacturer version of tpm will be change if i install a newer cpu like 3000/5000 series on my b450m mortar max mobo then install the latest bios?
I read; CoD warzone needs non zero versions on TPM Manufacturer version as the attachment refer (3.7.x.3)
 

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kpankrusho159802dd said:
no any solutions for now still?
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There should be no problems with your 700 series motherboard; it is compliant with the TPM requirements
The fix has to come from the game, not MSI
All MSI Retail Motherboards for Intel 8 series CPU and up, as well as AMD AM4 and AM5, should be TPM compatible with the latest BIOS released
Notebook section is still workin on updates
 
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danvoce212cd02ac said:
attached the issue here. i kindah have zero idea what i am doing.
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The message states Windows cannot find the enrollaik.exe. First thing to try is to reinstall the software that checks for TPM2 requirements for CoD. When the problem recoccurs it is likely your security program removed it silently. Check your security program and tell it to exclude the executable.

This topic is about TPM updates AMD AM4 motherboards specific as they were lagging behind on the AMD AM5 boards with their TPM2 implementation. Since you're on Intel platform I suggest to start a topic in the Intel board.
 
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