# Disable TPM (Trusted Platform Module)

## Disable TPM (Trusted Platform Module)

**Steps to Disable TPM:**

1. Restart your computer and enter your **BIOS settings** (usually by pressing **DEL** or **F2** during boot).
2. Navigate to the **Security** tab.
3. Look for **TPM** or **PTT** settings.
4. Disable TPM or PTT.

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1. Save the changes and exit the BIOS.

After disabling TPM, restart your computer to apply the changes and ensure smooth operation of the loader.


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