Windows 10 ARM on M1 Mac not showing TPM

[koppah]

I've filed this feedback in the Technical Preview before, but the TPM does not show up to Windows on an M1 Mac:

 

[mmika]

koppah, what happens if you remove and add TPM into VM config again?

 

[koppah]

I can't add it once I remove it...? ‍ Note that I'm on a Pro Trial right now as I'm waiting for my employer to send me a new key.

 

[gVirtual]

I also see no way to set up a TPM on an M1/ARM install. There's no option for enabling EFI BIOS in Hardware > Advanced Settings. I've confirmed that I've indicated that this is a Windows install. Also confirmed that, once installed, no TPM is present.

Are TPMs actually supported in this release?

 

[TheDrooch]

Finding the same behaviour with the latest GA release - is TPM available for M1 mac's

 

[mmika]

Probably this means TPM is not available at all.
Another point: all VMs for M1 are UEFi, so dedicated option is useless.

 

[ChristianB29]

Is any information available if TPM is supported for Parallels for M1 Macs?

 

[Maria@Parallels]

Is any information available if TPM is supported for Parallels for M1 Macs?

The use of TPM modules in Parallels Desktop virtual machines running on a Mac computer with M1 chip will be introduced in future updates.
Please keep your Parallels Desktop updated. Also once we get any updates we will let you know.
Thank you for understanding.

 

[ChristianB29]

The use of TPM modules in Parallels Desktop virtual machines running on a Mac computer with M1 chip will be introduced in future updates.
Please keep your Parallels Desktop updated. Also once we get any updates we will let you know.
Thank you for understanding.

Thank you for the response. I look forward to seeing that in a Parallels update.

 

[gVirtual]

The use of TPM modules in Parallels Desktop virtual machines running on a Mac computer with M1 chip will be introduced in future updates.
Please keep your Parallels Desktop updated. Also once we get any updates we will let you know.
Thank you for understanding.

Thanks for sharing this!

 

[KenW7]

The use of TPM modules in Parallels Desktop virtual machines running on a Mac computer with M1 chip will be introduced in future updates.
Please keep your Parallels Desktop updated. Also once we get any updates we will let you know.
Thank you for understanding.

Thanks for this. I need this capability as well. Any update on timeframe?

 

[TheDrooch]

Any update on when TPM will be released? Is there a timeframe or a beta program that we can access? This is a critical feature that I cannot use Parallels until available.

 

[ChristianB29]

A timeframe would be helpful. The lack of TPM is not allowing me to fully use the Windows 10 ARM VM to meet compliance policies which include Bitlocker without TPM that are required by our corporate environment.

 

[ChristianB29]

Bump.

 

[GiovanniM7]

and it seems to be required for windows 11 future builds

 

[gVirtual]

+1 requesting prioritization of this work and an update on ETA. Would very much appreciate. Thanks

 

[LoyioL]

The use of TPM modules in Parallels Desktop virtual machines running on a Mac computer with M1 chip will be introduced in future updates.
Please keep your Parallels Desktop updated. Also once we get any updates we will let you know.
Thank you for understanding.

Thanks

 

[KenW7]

The use of TPM modules in Parallels Desktop virtual machines running on a Mac computer with M1 chip will be introduced in future updates.
Please keep your Parallels Desktop updated. Also once we get any updates we will let you know.
Thank you for understanding.

Any update here Maria? Thanks!

 

[MikhailT1]

@Maria@Parallels Can you update this thread as well, some of us will watching this thread for any updates.

 

[AndreH8]

Any update here Maria?