How to Enable TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7

Accessing BIOS and Identifying Keys

• 💡 To begin, turn off your PC or laptop and prepare to enter the BIOS menu.
• 🔑 The key to access BIOS varies by manufacturer; common keys include F2, F10, F11, F12, Delete, Escape, or Enter.
• 🔍 Check your boot screen or search online for the specific key for your motherboard or laptop brand.

Enabling TPM 2.0

• 🎯 Navigate to the Security or Advanced tab within your BIOS.
• ⚙️ For Intel systems, look for Intel Platform Trust Technology (IPT) or PTT.
• ⚙️ For AMD systems, search for Firmware TPM or AMD fTPM.
• ✅ Select the TPM device and choose to enable Firmware TPM.
• 📌 Within the Trusted Computing section, ensure Security Device Support is set to Enable.

Configuring Secure Boot

• 🚀 Locate the Boot menu or Security tab for Secure Boot settings.
• 💻 If a direct enable option is unavailable, ensure the OS Type is set to Windows UEFI mode within Secure Boot Configuration.
• ⚠️ If Secure Boot is still inaccessible, try disabling Compatibility Support Module (CSM) by setting it to 'Disabled' or 'Do not launch CSM'.

Saving Changes and Exiting

• 💾 Navigate to the Exit menu or press F10 to save changes and exit.
• 🔄 Select the Save Changes and Reset option and confirm to restart your device.
• 🎮 After your PC restarts, you should be able to launch Call of Duty: Black Ops 7.