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  No on the repair service can tell me, if I unlock my HDD and get my data with the new motherboard. I read, that the TPM chip have certificate and I can't unlock HDD on computer with another TPM chip, that the HARD drive has been locked.

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  Can I get my data with the new motherboard?

  > Person on repair service can tell me, if I unlock my HDD and get my data with the new motherboard. I read, that the TPM chip have certificate and I can't unlock HDD on computer with another TPM chip, that the HARD drive has been locked.

  I think you should be able to unlock the HARD drive using another motherboard with the same TPM.
  But I also recommend you back up the data from the old HARD drive to be on the safe side

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  Greetings. Please advise if HP Pavilion g6 - 1317AX comes with a TPM chip installed.

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  Thank you very much in advance for your help.

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  No, no TPM chip on your computer.

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• How will I know if my laptop has the TPM chip on the motherboard?

  Hello

  Model of laptop - HP Pavilion dv9260us.  Product ID - RP243UA SR #ABA No - CNF7134YJK

  OS - Windows Vista Ultimate Build 6002.

  I downloaded and installed the Bitlocker of Windows Extras for Vista ultimate on Windows Update. I received a message stating:

  A TPM module was not found.  A TPM module is required to enable Bitlocker.  If your computer has a TPM module, then contact the manufacturer of the computer for Bitlocker-compatible BIOS.  Currently I have BIOS version F.2E

  Thank you.

  Pedhambe

  Hello:

  After looking at the manual specifications and your service system, I don't think that your laptop is a TPM chip.

  You can find out for sure by going to your control panel, click on Device Manager, and then click the option of security devices.  You are looking for a device labeled Trusted Platform Module 1.2.

  If this device is not listed, you have.

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  The line Probook will be the more affordable models with a TPM chip:

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• Q-116 flag 23: 23 Pavilion Q 116 there a TPM chip?

  The Pavilion Q 23, 116 has a TPM chip?

  Hello:

  If so, there will be a category of security devices in Device Manager.

  Click to expand this category, and there should be a chip v 2.0 of TPM.

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  This series of model has the specifications you want... You need to configure one to what you need, but it has a TPM chip anything.

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• Encryption BitLocker without a TPM chip

  From: ormico

  I apoligize if this question has been asked, but I do not see when I looked on the forum and elsewhere on the web.

  I have a laptop that I was thinking together Drive Encryption on during some time.

  The options I know are PGP Whole Drive Encryption, TrueCrypt and BitLocker.

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  My laptop doesn't have a TPM chip. As I read it, that means that the use of BitLocker, I have to use a USB key to store the key.

  Before going any further down this path, I don't know if my laptop BIOS supports a USB drive pre-seed.

  In addition, the preparation of the BitLocker driver tool could not create a partition for BitLocker. I don't know why, but my first thought is that he wants to go the paging and Hibernate files and cannot. There is a long series of instructions that I found where you can "try" to get around this problem with no guarantee that it will work.

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  My preference would be to use BitLocker because I already bought it.

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  Without a TPM, the only option for the storage of the key is a USB key. You don't need any special 'Pre-boot' USB support, because the computer is actually started from the small boot volume that creates the preparation tool. During this process, Windows prompts you to insert the USB key. Windows bed key root storage from there, used to decrypt another key and continues to load the operating system from disk encrypted system.

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  The metaphor of car keys is actually pretty good. You get a small USB key with a small loop so you can hang it to your keyring. Next, you will use this key to "start" on your computer. You can remove it once the computer finishes booting. You'll need whenever you start and whenever go out you this computer from hibernation (but not sleep).

  --

  Steve Riley

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  http://blogs.technet.com/steriley

  http://www.protectyourwindowsnetwork.com

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  Hello

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  2 is in the affirmative, UEFI/BIOS setting must be changed to make the TPM visible by the operating system?

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  Hello:

  According to this link, it's... see page 17, unless you live in a country where prohibited by law.

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  You should be able to see that this one listed in Device Manager under the category of security devices.

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  Hello - the Pavilion 17-G119DX there a TPM chip, which can be enabled in the BIOS?

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  I understand that you want to know if your laptop is a TMP chip.  When I checked the specifications and the maintenance and care for your laptop guide there is no mention of a TMP chip so the answer is no. :

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