In a recent post by Microsoft, they have hinted that the current workarounds (which are also not supported nor recommended by Microsoft) may be going away. With the “non-negotiable” requirement for TPM 2.0 to be implemented on the hardware, those workarounds may be closed in the near future.
You can read the blog post to understand why it is going to be this way going forward and is a part of Microsoft’s focus on security on the desktop. The post is aimed at IT professionals, but the requirement will be for Windows 11 as a whole and not just for the enterprise.
By instituting TPM 2.0 as a non-negotiable standard for the future of Windows, we elevate the security benchmark. It allows you and us to better align with the growing need for formidable data protection in the modern digital sphere.
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