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Enable TPM 2.0 & Secure Boot on MSI Prebuilt Desktops

MSI prebuilt desktops use Click BIOS — the same settings menu DIY MSI boards use, before Windows starts. You will enable Security Device Support (TPM 2.0), turn on Secure Boot, then save and restart. Take one menu at a time.

Quick Reference

Last verified · 10 Sept 2026

Difficulty & Time

Easy~3 min

BIOS Vendor

AMI Aptio V (MSI Click BIOS — identical to retail MSI motherboards)

CPU Support

Intel 8th Gen, Intel 9th Gen, etc.

TPM Terminology

Security Device SupportAMD fTPM switchPTTAMD CPU fTPM

Secure Boot Location

Settings → Security → Secure Boot

Supported Chipsets

MSI Prebuilt (All generations)
Intel 8th–15th GenAMD Ryzen 3000–9000

Same Click BIOS layout as retail MSI motherboards; settings are in the same places.

Step-by-step guide

Don't worry if your BIOS looks slightly different. Manufacturers often update colours and layouts, but the menu names are usually the same.

1

Enter BIOS

Turn on your PC and press Del until the BIOS opens — your PC's settings menu before Windows starts.

Power On → Del
2

Switch to Advanced Mode

If you see EZ Mode, press F7 to switch to Advanced Mode so the full Settings menu is available.

EZ Mode → F7 → Advanced Mode
3

Enable TPM 2.0

Open Settings → Security → Trusted Computing and set Security Device Support to Enabled. This is the main TPM 2.0 switch.

Settings → Security → Trusted Computing → Security Device Support → Enabled

Enable Security Device Support first. Changing only PTT or AMD fTPM without this master switch will not turn TPM on.

4

Enable Secure Boot

Open Settings → Security → Secure Boot and set Secure Boot to Enabled.

Settings → Security → Secure Boot → Enabled
5

Save & Exit

Press F10, then press Enter to confirm. Your PC will restart with the new settings.

F10 → Enter

Screenshots

We do not have verified BIOS screenshots for MSI Prebuilt Desktops yet.

If you can share a clear photo of these menus, email bios@bootready.help with your full motherboard or PC model so we can help others.

Things to watch for

Changing only PTT or AMD fTPM without enabling Security Device Support leaves TPM off.

Troubleshooting

You're done. After Windows starts, press Win + R and run tpm.msc to confirm TPM 2.0 is ready. Then run msinfo32 and check that Secure Boot State shows On.

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