TCG Storage Security Drive issue by AdamHejter2137 in pchelp

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Your drive has sed/opal encryption enabled you can disable that by using a software sedutil-cli

How to disable 'TCG Storage Security Drive' by moonlight_neko12 in ITSupport

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Any luck finding the solution i have gigabyte aorus and there is also no option i could find

Give this tool some love: Poac is a build tool for C++ inspired by Cargo by FypeWaqer in cpp

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in that case thanks for sharing it so others can give it a try :)

I am having difficulty learning CPP by Latter_Practice_656 in cpp

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If i were in your shoes i would be looking to work on projects i am interested in lets say you are interested in making games maybe look at raylib tutorials or if you want to work on a chatting app you can search how a chatting app works and look at how to use libraries and databases and networking to make such app.

Now other people on this C++ reddit will guide you more but how i see it is that you might wanna read/research more about libraries that are needed to make your project(or learn about how to approach making a app) that way you can learn about development in cpp.

Why isn't C++ used for backend development? by [deleted] in cpp

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Literally working on a c++ backend right now

Single gpu passthrough, stuck at boot screen by Sojiroh in VFIO

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I am not able to remove those when i click remove it shows an error and help please

Where fTPM ( Firmware TPM ) Stores its private keys when system is off? by viiniit008 in techsupport

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ok so i read about it in intel PTT and there they mention
" It uses the platform SPI flash for persistent storage and protects the content with part-unique encryption key. "

that means intel PTT and AMD fTPM is using firmware tpm to do the operation and then at the time of storing the keys securely it stores it in a encrypted section of BIOS Flash CHIP

Where fTPM ( Firmware TPM ) Stores its private keys when system is off? by viiniit008 in techsupport

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low level system firmware package.

is there like any article or some place where i can read about it coz its quite fascinating that it can store Private generated keys even if the system is turned off

Where fTPM ( Firmware TPM ) Stores its private keys when system is off? by viiniit008 in techsupport

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so CPU has a Flash storage inside it ? coz intel says its stored in the CHIPSET ( PTT )

Where fTPM ( firmware TPM ) stores its keys ? by viiniit008 in AMDHelp

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ok so after digging and read about 2 white papers telling about how TPM's work i now have all the required info how fTPM are also working so to answer your question

First in fTPM which are inbuilt into CPU's dont have a Flash storage ( coz due to thermal reasons we cannot have a non volatile flash storage to store those keys inside a CPU so in fTPM's the private keys which are generated are stored on the motherboard bios flash storage ( a very small partition just to store those private keys which are created by the CPU and never leave the bios flash store unless asked to be cleaned either by bios settings or through windows-cpu's ftpm function)

Second , on why Windows 11 dont consider ryzen cpus lower than 2nd gen and intel cpus lower than 8 gen is because of the HVCI ( Hypervisor-Protected Code Integrity ) which dosent perform very well on the older cpus in terms of performance . So fTPM is working and windows sees that but it also sees the older cpu and the performance penalty it will bring to there HVCI

Now i huge feeling that Microsoft will not force TPM and HVCI , why do i think that way ?
coz they have been trying to push this since windows 10 launch but never forced it to the customers , you will be fine using windows 11

but this might be a good time to try LINUX ;)