BIOS Configurations

Instructions on settings within BIOS

GO TO BIOS & FOLLOW THE STEPS:

HOW TO EASILY BOOT INTO BIOS: https://youtu.be/mb9X9_NNxuo?si

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DISABLE TPM IN BIOS (YOU CAN ENABLE AFTER FINISH SPOOF):

DISABLE TRUSTED COMPUTING MODULE:

🔹 ASUS TPM DISABLE

Watch this simple tutorial video. INTEL 00:00 & AMD 01:20

🔹 MSI TPM DISABLE

Watch this simple tutorial video. INTEL 00:00 & AMD 01:05

🔹 ASROCK TPM DISABLE

Watch this simple tutorial video. INTEL 00:00 & AMD 01:35

🔹 GIGABYTE/AORUS TPM DISABLE

Watch this simple tutorial video. INTEL 00:00 & AMD 01:50

🔹 ANY OTHER MOTHERBOARDS TPM DISABLE

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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ASROCK TPM SPOOF METHOD (NO ALL MODELS WORKS)

Enter BIOS: Restart your PC and repeatedly press F2 or Del when the ASRock logo appears. Advanced Mode: If the BIOS opens in "EZ Mode," press F7 to switch to Advanced Mode. Navigate to Trusted Computing: Go to the Advanced tab. Select Trusted Computing. Execute Clear: Ensure Security Device Support is set to Enabled; otherwise, the TPM options may be hidden. Find the Pending Operation option. Change the setting to TPM Clear. Save and Exit: Press F10 and select Yes to save changes and restart.

GIGABYTE TPM SPOOF METHOD (NO ALL MODELS WORKS)

Enter BIOS: Restart your PC and repeatedly press the Delete (Del) key while the Gigabyte logo appears. Advanced Mode: If you are in "Easy Mode," press F2 to switch to Advanced Mode. Navigate to TPM Settings: Go to the Settings tab at the top. Select Miscellaneous. Look for and select Trusted Computing. Execute Clear: Ensure Security Device Support is set to Enable. Find the option Pending Operation. Select TPM Clear. Save and Exit: Press F10 and select Yes to save your changes and restart.

In case you can't disable TPM

Open PowerShell as admin, and execute the following commands:

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

How to undo / re-enable TPM

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

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TURN OFF WIFI & BLUETOOTH [ REQUIRED ]

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

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!

WHY IS THIS REQUIRED?

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.

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