[rarestia]

If you’re using Windows, go to Start > Run > type ‘mmc’

In the management console hit Ctrl+M or go to File > Add/Remove snap-in.

On the left-hand side of the list, scroll to the bottom and find TPM Management. If it’s in the list, you have a TPM.

Every motherboard from every manufacturer distributed since 2008 has one installed. They used to be optional add-on chips, now they’re soldered to the boards.

[George from New England]

My XP has an empty Standalone list. That’s good — right ?

[JoeProBono]

Thanks. Found it.
Now what can I do with it?

[ducttape45]

can TPM be uninstalled?

[Eaker]

For later.

[expat1000]

If you’re using Windows, go to Start > Run > type ‘mmc’

In the management console hit Ctrl+M or go to File > Add/Remove snap-in.

On the left-hand side of the list, scroll to the bottom and find TPM Management. If it’s in the list, you have a TPM.

Every motherboard from every manufacturer distributed since 2008 has one installed. They used to be optional add-on chips, now they’re soldered to the boards.

Did, it then tried to open the snap-in. Message was' TPM cannot be found on this computer'. Should I believe it?