TPM 2.0

[William]

Thanks again Manfred. I had to change the Secure Boot Mode to make it work and, as you found, the Realtec audio driver no longer works because the digital signature cannot be verified. I will try updating the driver

 

[Manfred]

Hi William,

i think, there exists no current driver at this time. I tried to find, ... tried to find, ... tried to find in the internet without success. I think, we have to wait. And yes, while trying to install the driver from the device manager with activated "secure boot" there comes the window below: it's a problem with the digital signature (TPM / secure boot) Without "secure boot" it works fine.

 

[erik_de_bont]

When I try to turn on Secure Boot in the UEFI I get the message in the image. Do I need the Restore Factory Keys option?View attachment 748

I think you need to restore Factory Keys first. (see option Restore Factroy Keys)

 

[William]

Hi William,

i think, there exists no current driver at this time. I tried to find, ... tried to find, ... tried to find in the internet without success. I think, we have to wait. And yes, while trying to install the driver from the device manager with activated "secure boot" there comes the window below: it's a problem with the digital signature (TPM / secure boot) Without "secure boot" it works fine.

View attachment 752

Thanks again Manfred. I have exactly the same result. Not a problem for me at the moment as I am getting sound through the Displayport connection to my monitor's poor speakers.

 

[William]

To solve the audio driver problem after enabling Secure Boot I bought a Sabrent USB External Stereo Sound Adapter from Amazon in the UK for only £5.11 and it works fine. It wiil do the trick until we get an update for the Realtek driver.

 

[William]

My PC updated to Windows 11 this morning and the audio driver is working again