TPM Bypass

How to Bypass

For the bypass to work, you must enable the following in the bios

• Secure boot (Install factory keys)

• TPM 2.0

• CPU Virtualization

Now enable this option on windows security

• Core Isolation -> Memory Integrity (HVCI)

Now you need to clear the TPM in the bios

Cleaning the TPM

Enter in your bios and go to the tpm settings section, then select to clear the tpm.

This option to clear the tpm depends on your motherboard, but typically they are all similar to the example below

Now disable all the tpm features

After you have cleared the TPM, return to Windows and check in tpm.msc to see if the TPM shows "not ready for use". If it shows this message, you can proceed to the next step.

After enabling all modules in the bios, open the spoofer, log in, and select "TPM Bypass". Then click "Start Bypass". Your mouse/keyboard will "freeze", and after the bypass is open, they will work normally again.

As soon as the second loader opens, log in and wait, then check your tpm.msc and enjoy.

After you do the bypass for the first time, you only need to bypass again if you have turned off or restarted the computer.

Checking TPM

After bypassing TPM, it's always a good idea to check if it’s really working.

• Press WIN + R and type "tpm.msc"

• Check if "Status" is stuck on a white screen

TPM Bypassed Correctly

TPM Bypassed Incorrectly