Steps
Determining what TPM specification version your Windows PC supports is quick and easy:
- 1. Press the Win + R keys or open the "Run" application from the search bar
- 2. In the "Run" dialog, type "tpm.msc" and "OK"
- 3. The "Trusted Platform Module (TPM) on Local Computer" window will open
- 4. Look for a section titled "TPM Manufacturer Information"
- 5. There, you should see a "Specification Version" field. The value listed is the TPM version your device is running!
Conclusion
Whether you're checking your device specifications to prepare for an OS upgrade or doing some debugging, finding your TPM version is thankfully quick and easily!
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