TPM 2.0 is enabled in my BIOS, but my Windows 10 VM shows it unavailable. I've read that I can either do a passthrough or an emulation, but I don't know how to do either. Emulation seems simpler and sufficient for my purposes. Is there a step-by-step that I can consult to accomplish this? Thanks.
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somewhere in the set up of your VM there will be a virtual bios setting for tpm ... it is a virtual machine after all so your actual host bios settings are not what is important.some stuff i did: https://github.com/droidgoo
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Thank you. How do I get into those setup files?Comment
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Skyfishgoo, ignore my last post. I found (stumbled into it is more apt) the correct place and enabled TPM2.
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IDK if you're having the same problem I had when trying to install it, but you can do an emulated TPM in QEMU/KVM. I had to manually enable it in Virt-Manager, what are you using to manage your VMs?
Last edited by newiron09; Nov 19, 2025, 10:43 AM.Comment
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