Microsoft recently released Windows 11 globally, which comes with some significant improvements. To optimize performance, it is necessary to update the motherboard BIOS. This update is for both AMD and Intel. You can either upgrade through automatically-update enabled or locally. Hence, Microsoft hasn’t officially released the stable version of Windows 11; Asus acknowledges and enables hardware requirements with the latest version. ASUS has formally released its Windows 11 motherboard BIOS update; follow the following instructions mentioned below.
Update the Asus motherboard BIOS for Windows 11.
Before proceeding, check your motherboard model because they have different firmware versions depending on your motherboard version. With updating, you can enable TPM or PSP fTPM by default.
Check the Asus motherboard’s Windows 11 compatibility.
They have officially confirmed that the Intel 200-series and older version motherboards won’t be compatible and that it is not suggested to buy TPM 2.0 separately since it won’t work. However, you can check out their official forum.
Enable TPM in BIOS
- Turn the CPU power on and press Del after the ROG logo appears, then it will enter the BIOS.
- After that, head over to Advance.
- Go to PCH-FW configuration and click on PTT to expand the menu option.
- Choose Enable, and from there, you can enable TPTT; confirm your action by clicking on OK within the prompt dialogue box.
- That’s it