How to upgrade tpm 1.2 to 2.0
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I own an HP Z420 workstation and I can't enable TPM 2.0. Could someone please help me? Thank you.
I own an HP Z420 workstation and I can't enable TPM 2.0. Could someone please help me? Thank you.
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Hello,
The HP Workstation Z420 has a TPM 1.2 chip, and so far there is no 2.0 update available. This workstation isn't that old and can still be very useful! I own one myself (version v2 with a boot block from 2013 - Ivy Bridge -, while v1 has a 2011 year - Sandy Bridge -, which cannot be modified by flashing), with a Xeon E5-2680 v2 (so Ivy Bridge) and 128GB of installed RAM! The Z420 v2 supports both Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge processors.
https://support.hp.com/en-us/drivers/selfservice/hp-z420-workstation/5225033
Regarding Microsoft Windows 11, it should be possible to install it via the ISO downloaded from M$ (a "from scratch" installation, so no upgrade possible, make sure to recover your data first!). This way we bypass the TPM 2.0 + UEFI/secure boot limitations (the Z420 has UEFI/secure boot available, not all is lost) + processor.
See you later!
The HP Workstation Z420 has a TPM 1.2 chip, and so far there is no 2.0 update available. This workstation isn't that old and can still be very useful! I own one myself (version v2 with a boot block from 2013 - Ivy Bridge -, while v1 has a 2011 year - Sandy Bridge -, which cannot be modified by flashing), with a Xeon E5-2680 v2 (so Ivy Bridge) and 128GB of installed RAM! The Z420 v2 supports both Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge processors.
https://support.hp.com/en-us/drivers/selfservice/hp-z420-workstation/5225033
Regarding Microsoft Windows 11, it should be possible to install it via the ISO downloaded from M$ (a "from scratch" installation, so no upgrade possible, make sure to recover your data first!). This way we bypass the TPM 2.0 + UEFI/secure boot limitations (the Z420 has UEFI/secure boot available, not all is lost) + processor.
See you later!
piter40
thank you very much
