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TPM Security Policy
Use this feature to enable or disable the TPM Security Policy. When this feature has not
previously been set to Enabled, the options are Disabled and Enabled. Changes take effect
after you save settings and reboot the system.
Note: Install a Trusted Platform Module 2.0 device to your system before configuring
this feature.
When this feature has previously been set to Enabled, the options are Enabled and Reset.
To disable the TPM Security Policy, set this feature to Reset. When this feature is set to reset,
the system and TCG NVMe devices chosen in "Super-Guardians Protection Policy" will be
in the unprotected mode.
Load Authentication-Key
Use this feature to toggle whether the BIOS should automatically load an Authentication-Key
named TPMAuth.bin from a USB flash drive. The options are Disabled and Enabled. Set
this feature to Enabled to load the Authentication-Key. After an Authentication Key is loaded,
this option will be reset to Disabled. Changes take effect after you save settings and reboot
the system.
Note 1: Connect a USB flash drive with the Authentication-Key (TPMAuth.bin) to your
system before configuring this feature.
Note 2: Load the Authentication-Key after installing a TPM device. The TPM function
will not work properly without an Authentication-Key.
Save Authentication-Key
Use this feature to toggle whether the BIOS should automatically save an Authentication-Key
with the name TPMAuth.bin to a USB flash drive. The options are Disabled and Enabled.
After an Authentication Key is saved, this option will be reset to Disabled. Changes take effect
after you save settings and reboot the system.
Note 1: Connect a USB flash drive to your system before configuring this feature. Save
the Authentication-Key and keep a backup.
Note 2: Load the Authentication-Key after installing a TPM device. The TPM function
will not work properly without an Authentication-Key.
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