Fix Enable TPM 2.0 & Secure Boot Error on Call of Duty – Black Ops 7 & Warzone

In this video I show you how to fix the enable TPM 2.0 and secure boot error on Call of Duty. This error may appear when you are trying to play Black Ops 7 and Warzone. To fix the enable TPM 2.0 error you will need to enter your BIOS. The process to enter your BIOS is slightly different depending on your motherboard. However, you will need to restart your computer then press a required key on your keyboard when your motherboard screen appears. Often the key you need to press will show on the motherboard screen. For many gaming motherboards you will need to press the Delete key or one of your function keys, such as F2. Once in your BIOS you will need to switch to Advanced mode. Once in advanced mode you can make the necessary changes to enable TPM 2.0 and secure boot for Black Ops 7 and Warzone. If you have an ASUS motherboard then you will need to go to the Advanced options and select PCH-FW Configuration if you have an Intel CPU. If you have an AMD CPU then you’ll need to open the Advanced options then select AMD fTPM Configuration. Again, the setting you need to change will depend on your CPU. For Intel you will need to set TPM Device Selection to Enable Firmware TPM, whereas for AMD you will nee to set Firmware TPM Switch to Enable Firmware TPM. Doing this will enable TPM 2.0 on your PC. Alternatively, for a Gigabyte motherboard you will need to go to the Settings tab, then select Miscellaneous. Once done you will need to find the AMD CPU fTPM setting and set it to Enabled, provided you have an AMD CPU. If you have an Intel CPU then you will need to set Intel Platform Trust Technology to Enabled. Doing this will fix the enable TPM 2.0 error for Gigabyte motherboards. However, if you haven’t enabled secure boot then you’ll need to do that before you can play O7. To enable secure boot on your PC you will need to first turn off the CSM. If you are trying to enable secure boot on an ASUS motherboard then you will need to go to Boot then select CSM (Compatibility Support Module) and set Launch CSM to Disabled. Once done you will then need to go back to the Boot settings and select Secure Boot. To enable secure boot on an ASUS motherboard you will need to set Secure Boot to Standard. If you are trying to enable secure boot on a Gigabyte motherboard you will need to go to the Boot options and set CSM Support to Disabled. Once done you can then head down and open the Secure Boot settings. To enable secure boot on a Gigabyte motherboard you will need to set secure boot to Enabled. After making the necessary changes in your BIOS you will need to select Save & Exit or Exit, then choose to Save & Reset or Save & Exit Setup. This will save your changes and start your PC back up. After loading you will be able to play Black Ops 7 and Warzone without getting the enable TPM 2.0 and secure boot error. If you are still getting the enable secure boot error in Black Ops 7 or Warzone then you will need to open your BIOS again. Once done you can set secure boot to Custom then back to Standard for an ASUS motherboard. If you have the secure boot error on a Gigabyte motherboard then you will need to set secure boot to Disabled then back to Enabled. Make sure to save your changes and exit when done and you will be able to play Call of Duty. ►► Store: https://slurptech.etsy.com ► Background Music Stream Beats: https://www.streambeats.com Disclaimer: The advice provided in our tutorials and guides are based on our personal knowledge and experience. No advice given should be considered that of a professional and comes with no guarantee. We strongly recommend that you do your own research to ensure what you're doing is safe, and will accomplish the results that you're looking for. #blackops7 #callofduty #warzone