Learn how to find out if your computer has a TPM chip.
- [Instructor] In this video, I want to show you…how to check your computer to see if it's equipped…with a trusted platform module or a TPM chip.…So there are a couple of different ways…that you can do this.…I'm going to show you two different methods.…The first method is to right-click on the Start button…and go to Run and type tpm.msc,…just as you see right here.…And I'll click Okay, and that's going to open up…the Trusted Platform module snap-in;…and what we can see right here in the status section…is that the TPM is ready for use with reduced functionality.…
The reason why this indicates reduced functionality…is because the TPM has not yet been prepared.…You'll notice that we have a link…right over here to prepare the TPM.…Now, another way that you can check to see…if a computer has a TPM is to right-click…on the Start button and then go to System…and then click on Device Manager.…And then when Device Manager opens,…look for a node called Security Devices,…which we can see right here; and if I expand this out,…
Author
Brien Posey
Released
6/20/2017This hands-on, practical course covers the skills necessary for a system admin to plan deployments in Windows 10—and prepare for the Plan Desktop and Device Deployment domain of Microsoft Certification exam 70-697. Brien Posey shows how to perform a migration from Windows 7 to Windows 10, enable and configure Hyper-V, configure mobility options, and work with power plans. Plus, he explains how to encrypt a drive using BitLocker.
Review the learning objectives for the Plan Desktop and Device Deployment domain of exam 70-697 at https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/learning/exam-70-697.aspx.
- Migrating and configuring user data
- Collecting files and settings from a source computer
- Restoring files to a destination computer
- Configuring Hyper-V
- Creating and managing a virtual switch
- Modifying a virtual machine
- Configuring mobility options
- Working with the Windows Mobility Center
- Configuring security for mobile devices
- Encrypting a drive
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome45s
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What you should know2m 28s
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1. Migrate and Configure User Data
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What are user profiles1m 52s
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Creating a roaming profile2m 41s
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Preparing to run Sysprep3m 51s
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Sysprepping Windows5m 11s
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Creating a mandatory profile3m 15s
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Deleting an unwanted profile1m 17s
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Configuring folder locations2m 12s
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2. Configuring Hyper-V
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Enable the Hyper-V feature1m 16s
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Create a virtual disk6m 44s
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Editing a virtual disk4m 16s
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Configure Hyper-V4m 32s
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Applying a checkpoint2m 1s
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Create a new virtual machine6m 58s
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Deleting a checkpoint1m 51s
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Modify a virtual machine3m 56s
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Attaching removable media3m 54s
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3. Configure Mobility Options
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Working with power plans2m 9s
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Create a custom power plan1m 29s
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Configuring power policies2m 21s
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Using the PowerCFG tool4m 59s
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Deploying Windows to go3m 46s
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Intro to Wi-Fi direct3m 7s
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4. Configure Security for Mobile Devices
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Checking for a TPM chip1m 16s
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Encrypting a drive2m 24s
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Using BitLocker to go2m 11s
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Conclusion
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Next steps18s
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