windows 11 Will removing/changing CPU or CMOS battery interfere with fTPM? If so, how do i/should i back up any form of data?

[PressurizedWater]

Greetings, i recently upgraded to win11 using a fTPM module in my ryzen 5 3600, is there any thing i should be careful on like closing fTPM on bios or updating it, removing/changing CPU or the CMOS battery? If i should be careful on any subject, can somebody fully explain to me how and why i should be careful on it? As an added question, can i just plug the ssd or hdd i use out and insert them to another pc and see it working without the same CPU, MB or anything?

[Mark Kaine]

Good question, I think as long you arent enabling bitlocker or other encryptions that shouldnt be a problem at all. You can also turn off tpm as far i know, because it isnt actually a hard requirement for this "beta".

 

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[freeagent]

You need fTPM to install 11, but it can be disabled later.. for now.