Don't have TPM support? Try one of these motherboard modules.

Microsoft confirmed with the official launch of Windows 11 that a trusted platform module (TPM) 2.0 will be a "soft" requirement. It's still early days and we're not entirely just how this requirement will be enforced, but most PCs should be okay to meet this requirement. If for some reason your PC doesn't support TPM and you want to get ahead of the game to support Windows 11, we've rounded up some TPM add-ons for compatible boards. This is required only if you cannot activate TPM through the UEFI BIOS.





For ASUS motherboards

ASUS Trusted Platform Module (TPM)



Staff pick

This TPM 2.0 module is designed by ASUS for its Intel motherboards. Please make sure your motherboard has a TPM header.

$28 at Newegg





For ASRock motherboards

ASRock Trusted Platform Module (TPM)



This TPM 2.0 module is designed by ASRock for its Intel motherboards. Please make sure your motherboard has a TPM header.

$22 at Newegg





For MSI motherboards

MSI Trusted Platform Module (TPM)



This T...