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I turned TPM on when I was previously booting my PC. Now it can't boot, since there is no TMP connected to the motherboard (there never was one in the first place). There is no video output. After about 30s a continuous high-pitched beep code appears. What are my options?
1Boot into the BIOS and turn it off again? – DavidPostill – 2017-10-22T18:41:59.710
There is still no BIOS interface visible on the screen. The beep code seems to be no longer present. – user31751 – 2017-10-22T18:45:24.590
What evidence besides correlation do you have your problems are connected to enabling TPM when the hardware is missing? – Ramhound – 2017-10-22T18:46:38.523
The booting process was working just fine, until I enabled the TPM in the BIOS. – user31751 – 2017-10-22T18:48:28.310
@Ramhound I had a similar problem, at work. Trying to install an external graphics card. TPM was only available for the onboard card. After inserting the graphics card, powering up the pc caused an alarm and the pc would not boot. I removed the graphics card, booted the system to windows, shutdown and installed the graphics card. It booted up fine at first with no display. Because of hybrid shutdown, the bios was skipped. Rebooting caused an alarm and the pc would not go on anymore. Disabling TPM solved it. – LPChip – 2017-10-22T19:54:40.880
1@LPChip I sometimes ask questions of users that I already know the answer to in order to get improvements made to a question. – Ramhound – 2017-10-22T20:00:46.577