LIKE N SUB!!!!!! ⏱️ Key Moment: ▶️ [3:13 – Enabling TPM 2.0 in BIOS] – This is where I specifically go through the process of enabling TPM. When I tried to upgrade my PC to Windows 11, I ran into a problem: TPM 2.0 wasn’t enabled — and after checking my BIOS, I realized my motherboard didn’t even have a physical TPM module. In this video, I’ll walk through the entire process — from discovering the issue, ordering the correct TPM 2.0 module, installing it, and confirming that my system is now fully secure and ready for Windows 11. Along the way, I’ll also explain why TPM 2.0 is critical from a cybersecurity standpoint — how it protects your system by securely storing encryption keys, supporting BitLocker, and preventing unauthorized access to your data. 🧠 What You’ll Learn: • How to troubleshoot TPM 2.0 not detected in BIOS • How to identify and install a compatible TPM module • How TPM 2.0 enhances system security • Why Windows 11 requires TPM 2.0 for updates 🔐 Cybersecurity Focus: Windows 11 recently reached End of Service for older versions — meaning no more patches or security updates. Without TPM 2.0, your system is missing a key hardware-level defense layer.