No option for TPM

[BillW12]

Installed Windows 10. Super easy. Confirmed EFI on bios. But TPM option not available. Can't add to existing or new install. Anyone run into this?

Can't add TPM chip to hardware.

 

[BillW12]

Thanks, exactly why I'm asking as will need for Windows 11.

 

[congjinruo]

Yes, it doesn't work yet. Hopefully Parallels will get this feature ready soon as TPM is a requirement for Windows 11.

Not just for win11, MacBook m1 need dev channel to get language patch and .net framework 3.5. and we are limited by Microsoft. Your channel options will be limited.

 

[congjinruo]

Not exactly. The Dev Channel still works for everyone who was already using it, but because the next build will be for Windows 11 it won't work for new users that don't meet the minimum requirements for Win 11. Which is a big problem because switching to the Beta or Release Channel isn't an option at the moment because they are far behind the VHDX file needed to install Windows as a new Parallels user.

Yes, if you are new pd 16.5 user after 6.24, you can not use dev channel to install language patch and .net framework 3.5, unless you were already using win10 on dev channel before 6.24.
This hurts me badly, because I am a new user of pd 16.5, and I can't use dev channel now.

 

[kundanno]

Yes, if you are new pd 16.5 user after 6.24, you can not use dev channel to install language patch and .net framework 3.5, unless you were already using win10 on dev channel before 6.24.
This hurts me badly, because I am a new user of pd 16.5, and I can't use dev channel now.

This is not a PD issue, rather Microsoft and the timing related to Windows 11.

 

[BillW12]

As it turns out TPM was not enforced for the Dev copy of Windows 11. Installed and working fine for the most part.