Turns out that the drama involving TPM (and processors) is completely unnecessary. There is a registry hack that when applied tells the installer to continue as long as the user acknowledges and accepts the risks of not having a TPM chip (or a non-MS-deemed-acceptible processor).
Hi add me to the list, I have Parrallels Desktop for Mac 17.1.1, in diskmgt.msc Hard disk is GPT, BIOS is SET to UEFI in msinfo, and I am using boot flags: vm.bios.efi=64 vm.efi.secureboot=1 I am getting the following error in Device encryption Support: TPM is not usable, PCR7 binding is not supported... Un-allowed DMA capable bus/devices detected, Disabled by Policy. TPM is not usable. I don't see TPM in the list of hardware I can add from. Thanks