TPM Header in newer computers
#1
I hear that on new motherboards, there is something called a TPM header?

What does it do and what do I do with it I have to deal with it?
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#2
(May 05, 2016, 15:45 pm)RobertX Wrote: I hear that on new motherboards, there is something called a TPM header?

What does it do and what do I do with it I have to deal with it?

A TPM header is just a connector to plug in a Trusted Platform Module.
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#3
In all probability, do I need to worry about it?

The Wiki page says it's got to do with software licences.

Again, do I need to worry about it?
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#4
Robert, Yes you do.
You need t Worry lots!
Dont bother sleeping, Just stay up with worry.

Good luck
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#5
Well, the basic question is, do I even have to change anything in UEFI/BIOS when I build the computer and do some torrenting?
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#6
(May 06, 2016, 20:41 pm)RobertX Wrote: Well, the basic question is, do I even have to change anything in UEFI/BIOS when I build the computer and do some torrenting?

A "TPM Header" is just a connector for plugging things like this in (which is a security dongle for your motherboard.) Don't want it? Don't plug one in. Simples.
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#7
Oh, OK, I get it.

Thanks.
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