Your PC contains a special security chip called a Trusted Platform Module or TPM. To proceed, you must first enable it, or turn it on, through the PC's BIOS Setup program.
Here's an example of enabling a TPM through a PC's BIOS Setup program*:
1.
Reboot the computer and enter the system Setup program
by pressing the [F2] key during startup (or during the
Power On Self Test process).
2.
In the Setup program, open the "Security" settings category
and select the "TPM Security" menu option.
3.
Set the TPM Security state to "On" or "Enabled".
4.
Exit from the Setup program by pressing the [Esc] key, and
when prompted choose the "Save / Exit" option in order to
keep the changes.
Press
Cancel
to exit and complete this step. Upon reboot, this wizard will restart.
*Note:
This is an example. Please refer to the PC manufacturer documentation for specific details for your PC.