# BIOS Configurations

### GO TO BIOS & FOLLOW THE STEPS: <a href="#go-to-bios-and-follow-the-steps" id="go-to-bios-and-follow-the-steps"></a>

***HOW TO*** <mark style="color:$success;">EASILY</mark> ***BOOT INTO BIOS**:* [*https://youtu.be/mb9X9\_NNxuo?si*](https://youtu.be/mb9X9_NNxuo?si=reDxO_Dcnu5e8aFJ)

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## <mark style="color:purple;">DISABLE TPM IN BIOS (YOU CAN ENABLE AFTER FINISH SPOOF):</mark> <a href="#disable-tpm-in-bios" id="disable-tpm-in-bios"></a>

**DISABLE TRUSTED COMPUTING MODULE:**

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<summary>🔹  <strong>ASUS</strong> TPM DISABLE</summary>

[Watch this simple tutorial video.](https://streamable.com/sicp16)
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**INTEL** 00:00 & **AMD** 01:20
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<summary>🔹 <strong>MSI</strong> TPM DISABLE</summary>

[Watch this simple tutorial video. ](https://streamable.com/n7q3dk)
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**INTEL** 00:00 & **AMD** 01:05

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<summary>🔹 <strong>ASROCK</strong> TPM DISABLE</summary>

[Watch this simple tutorial video. ](https://streamable.com/ec8u3s)
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**INTEL** 00:00 & **AMD 01:35**
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<summary>🔹 <strong>GIGABYTE/AORUS</strong> TPM DISABLE</summary>

[Watch this simple tutorial video. ](https://streamable.com/1qhn35)
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**INTEL** 00:00 & **AMD** 01:50
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<summary> 🔹 <strong>ANY OTHER MOTHERBOARDS TPM</strong> DISABLE</summary>

**Find a YouTube video on how to disable TPM for your specific motherboard — or consider using the PowerShell method stated below, it works almost as good.**
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### In case you can't disable TPM

Open **PowerShell** as admin, and execute the following commands:

```ps1
PS C:\> Get-BitLockerVolume
# IF PROTECTION STATUS IS ON:
PS C:\> Disable-BitLocker -MountPoint "C:"
# IF OFF, OR YOU HAVE DISABLED BITLOCKER, DO:
PS C:\> Disable-TpmAutoProvisioning
PS C:\> Clear-Tpm
```

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### How to undo / re-enable TPM

```ps1
PS C:\> Enable-TpmAutoProvisioning
PS C:\> Initialize-Tpm
```

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## TURN OFF WIFI & BLUETOOTH \[ <mark style="color:red;">REQUIRED</mark> ] <a href="#turn-off-wifi-and-bluetooth-required" id="turn-off-wifi-and-bluetooth-required"></a>

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**ONLY DO THIS STEP IF YOU HAVE WIFI/BLUETOOTH AVAILABLE, OTHERWISE SKIP IT.**<br>

**IF YOUR PC HAS WIFI ENABLED, IT WILL NEED TO BE DISABLED VIA BIOS! IF YOU SOLELY RELY ON WIFI ONLY, YOU WILL NEED TO PURCHASE A NEW WIFI ADAPTER BEFORE THE SERVICE!**
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<summary><strong>WHY IS THIS REQUIRED?</strong></summary>

**On an ethernet cable, we can permanently spoof your MAC. On WIFI Connection AKA Wireless that is not possible. Hence we recommend it to turn it off from BIOS if available.**

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> **ASUS:** ADVANCED > ONBOARD DEVICES CONFIGS > WIFI (WLAN) & BLUETOOTH **\[DISABLED]**

> **MSI:** ADVANCED > INTEGRATED PERIPHERALS > WIFI (WLAN) & BLUETOOTH **\[DISABLED]**

> **GIGABYTE:** ADVANCED/PERIPHERALS > WIFI (WLAN) & BLUETOOTH **\[DISABLED]**

> **ASROCK:** ADVANCED > CHIPSET CONFIGURATION > WIFI (WLAN) & BLUETOOTH **\[DISABLED]**

**SAVE & EXIT OUT OF BIOS. MAC SHOULD BE " N/A HARDWARE" AT MAC ADDRESS**