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For further troubleshooting, consult the computer manufacturer.PA Manage the TPM security hardwareNo compatible TPM found�No compatible Trusted Platform Module (TPM) is found on this computer. Only a compatible TPM can be initialized using this wizard.TPM is turned on9The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) is already initialized.!Turn on the TPM security hardwareThis computer requires you to turn on the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) manually. Consult the computer manufacturer's documentation for instructions.

<a href="help-WhatShouldILookFor">What should I look for?</a>

After you have turned on the TPM, restart this wizard.'TPM security hardware was not turned onzThe Trusted Platform Module (TPM) has not been turned on. Contact the computer manufacturer for BIOS upgrade instructions.%TPM security hardware was not cleared.Trusted Platform Module (TPM) was not cleared.%Cannot back up the TPM owner password�Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Initialization failed. The TPM owner password cannot be saved in Active Directory Domain Services. Contact your domain administrator.!Cannot create the endorsement key�Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Initialization failed. The TPM command to create the endorsement key (EK) is blocked on this computer.

<a href="help-HowDoIAllowCommands">How do I allow TPM commands?</a> Cannot take ownership of the TPM�Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Initialization failed. The TPM command to take ownership is blocked on this computer.

<a href="help-HowDoIAllowCommands">How do I allow TPM commands?</a>4Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Initialization failed.Initialization completedPA�The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) on this computer has been successfully initialized. Applications that use the TPM can now be enabled.Restart your computerRestartShutdownCreate the TPM owner passwordChange your TPM owner passwordI&nitialize:You may save this TPM owner password on a USB flash drive.+You may also print this TPM owner password.Initialization completedClose?The password must contain at least eight characters. Try again.@The passwords you entered do not match. Re-enter both passwords.'TPM security hardware was not turned on|The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) has not been turned on in the BIOS. To turn on the TPM, run the TPM initialization wizard.!&Restart wizard now
(Recommended)M&Close wizard
For further troubleshooting, consult the computer manufacturer.PA4Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Initialization failed.TPM Owner Password File (*.tpm)All Files (*.*)4Reset the TPM storage root key's authorization value4Select the file that contains the TPM owner passwordReset Authorization�Verify that the file location and that the information in the file contains the expected owner password.

If you built the file manually, verify that it has the correct syntax for a TPM owner password file.$Type or enter the TPM owner passwordInvalid file�The selected backup file does not contain the correct Trusted Platform Module (TPM) owner password for this computer. Select another file.�The TPM on this computer is currently locked out. The last owner password entered was ignored by the TPM. To reset the TPM lockout, wait awhile or turn off the computer before you try again.

TPMs prevent guessing the owner password. TPMs temporarily lock out the computer from using an owner password if an incorrect owner password is used too many times. The lockout duration may be an increasing period of time or until the computer is turned off.PA(Cannot reset the SRK authorization valueaA reset of the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Storage Root Key's (SRK) authorization value failed.%TPM security hardware was not clearedxThe Trusted Platform Module (TPM) has not been cleared in the BIOS. To clear the TPM, run the TPM Initialization wizard. Restart wizard now
(Recommended)@Close wizard.
Consult the computer manufacturer's documentation.!Turn on the TPM security hardwareeSupply your TPM owner password to turn on the TPM security hardware without restarting this computer. Manage the TPM security hardware&Turn TPM OnCannot turn on the TPM�The command used to turn on the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) has been blocked on this computer.

<a href="help-HowDoIAllowCommands">How do I allow TPM commands?</a>!Turn on the TPM security hardwareThis computer may require you to change the state of the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) manually. To perform this action, try turning on the TPM through the BIOS or performing a firmware update. Consult the computer manufacturer's documentation for instructions."Turn off the TPM security hardwarefSupply your TPM owner password to turn off the TPM security hardware without restarting this computer.
&Turn TPM OffCannot turn off the TPM�The command used to turn off the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) has been blocked on this computer.

<a href="help-HowDoIAllowCommands">How do I allow TPM commands?</a>Cannot turn off the TPM�The TPM may not be in the correct state to perform this action. Try refreshing the TPM Management Console screen to see whether the action is still available.Change TPM owner passwordMSupply your current TPM owner password to change to a new TPM owner password. Cannot change TPM owner password�The command used to change Trusted Platform Module (TPM) owner password has been blocked on this computer.

<a href="help-HowDoIAllowCommands">How do I allow TPM commands?</a> Cannot change TPM owner password�The TPM may not be in the correct state to perform this action. Try refreshing the TPM Management Console screen to see whether the action is still available.C&hange Password
Clear the TPMCannot clear the TPM�The command used to clear the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) has been blocked on this computer.

<a href="help-HowDoIAllowCommands">How do I allow TPM commands?</a>Cannot clear the TPMThis computer may require you to change the state of the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) manually. To perform this action, try clearing the TPM through the BIOS or performing a firmware update. Consult the computer manufacturer's documentation for instructions.
Clear &TPMWThe wizard is currently communicating with the TPM and cannot be canceled at this time.}To change the state of the TPM, you may consult the actions available in the TPM Management Console once the wizard finishes.PA�The Trusted Platform Module (TPM) command to reset the Storage Root Key (SRK) authorization value has been blocked on this computer.

<a href="help-HowDoIAllowCommands">How do I allow TPM commands?</a>�Follow these steps:

Restart the computer using the button below.

Follow the instructions that appear during the start up process.

Log on to Windows to continue the wizard automatically.�Follow these steps:

Shutdown the computer using the button below.

Turn on the computer after shutdown.

Follow the instructions that appear during the start up process.

Log on to Windows to continue the wizard automatically.TPM Owner Password�This page is a backup of Trusted Platform Module (TPM) security hardware owner password information. Upon request, use the password to prove ownership of the computer's TPM. Include any hyphens when you type the password.

Computer Name:

TPM Owner Password:

This page was printed on %s %s %s by %s.

IMPORTANT:

Please keep this page in a secure location away from your computer.Initialization failedInitialization failed.PA�Follow these steps:

Restart the computer using the button below.

Follow the instructions that appear during the start up process.

Log on to Windows and restart the wizard manually.�Follow these steps:

Shutdown the computer using the button below.

Turn on the computer after shutdown.

Follow the instructions that appear during the start up process.

Log on to Windows and restart the wizard manually."Turn off the TPM security hardware�This computer requires you to turn off the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) manually. Consult the computer manufacturer's documentation for instructions.

<a href="help-WhatShouldILookFor">What should I look for?</a>Clear the TPM security hardware�This computer requires you to clear the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) manually. Consult the computer manufacturer's documentation for instructions.

<a href="help-WhatShouldILookFor">What should I look for?</a>Cr&eate New Password#Cannot print the TPM owner passwordnPrinting the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) owner password failed. Check printer and connections and try again.Manually restart the computer0Operation failed. Restart the computer manually.Manually shutdown the computer1Operation failed. Shutdown the computer manually.
This page is a backup of Trusted Platform Module (TPM) owner
authorization information. Upon request, use the authorization information to
prove ownership of the computer's TPM.

IMPORTANT: Please keep this file in a secure location away from your computer's
local hard drive.
!Cannot connect to remote computer�Connection failed. Check that a network connection exists, that the computer name is valid, and that you are an administrator on a target computer with remote administration capabilities.<Reset the authorization lockout of the TPM security hardware&To reset the authorization lockout, enter the TPM owner password. (The TPM owner password was printed along with the BitLocker Drive Encryption Recovery Key if the TPM was initialized when BitLocker Drive Encryption was turned on and if the BitLocker Drive Encryption recovery key was printed.)Reset &TPM LockoutCannot reset the TPM lockouttThe command used to reset the TPM lockout has been blocked on this computer. The command name is TPM_ResetLockValue.Cannot reset the TPM lockoutmTPMs prevent guessing the owner password. Using the incorrect owner password once might cause the TPM to respond as though the correct owner password is incorrect or cause the TPM to be unresponsive for a period of time or until the computer is turned off.

The TPM state must be on and owned to perform the TPM reset lockout action.

After the TPM reset lockout action was started, the TPM state may have changed or the TPM may have stopped responding to prevent guessing the owner password. If a second attempt to reset the TPM lockout was not successful, wait awhile and turn off the computer before you try again.nThe password for the TPM security hardware on this computer has been successfully changed to the new password.Password change completedTPM lockout reset completedPA"Browse for TPM Owner Password FilelThis file can be on the local computer or on removable media (for example, on a USB flash drive or on a CD).3Unable to read the TPM owner password from the fileIncorrect passwordKThe TPM owner password is incorrect. Windows can't prepare the TPM for use.Cannot turn on the TPM�The TPM on this computer is currently locked out. The last owner password entered was ignored by the TPM. To perform this action, wait awhile or turn off the computer before you try again.

TPMs prevent guessing the owner password. Using the incorrect owner password once might cause the TPM to respond as though the correct owner password is incorrect or cause the TPM to be unresponsive for a period of time or until the computer is turned off. If a second attempt to reset the TPM lockout was not successful, wait awhile and turn off the computer before you try again.Cannot reset the TPM lockout�The TPM on this computer is currently locked out. The last owner password entered was ignored by the TPM. To perform this action, wait awhile or turn off the computer before you try again.

TPMs prevent guessing the owner password. TPMs temporarily lock out the computer from using an owner password if an incorrect owner password is used too many times. The lockout duration may be an increasing period of time or until the computer is turned off.Cannot turn on the TPM�Verify the information in the file contains the expected owner password content. If you built the file manually, verify that it has the correct syntax for a TPM owner password value.Cannot turn off the TPM�Verify the information in the file contains the expected owner password content. If you built the file manually, verify that it has the correct syntax for a TPM owner password value. Cannot change TPM owner password�Verify the information in the file contains the expected owner password content. If you built the file manually, verify that it has the correct syntax for a TPM owner password value.Cannot reset the TPM lockout�Verify the information in the file contains the expected owner password content. If you built the file manually, verify that it has the correct syntax for a TPM owner password value.%s

Error code: 0x%08xTVerifying current TPM settings to prepare it for use. This might take a few minutes.9Checking your Trusted Platform Module (TPM) configuration*TPM physical presence request was declined<The TPM security hardware on this computer is ready for use.TPM is readyPA0The TPM on this computer is currently locked out�The TPM temporarily locks users out if an incorrect owner password is entered too many times. Depending on your computer manufacturer, the lockout might last for a specific period of time or until the computer is turned off.

To enter the correct password, you might need to restart the computer and run this wizard again. You can also try to reset the lockout period by clicking Reset TPM Lockout in the Action pane of the management console.(Restart to refresh TPM security hardwarewYou must restart your computer to configure your TPM security hardware settings so that your TPM can be used. To do so:Taking ownership of the TPM]Windows is setting ownership on the TPM to prepare it for use. This might take a few minutes.'Unable to turn on TPM security hardwarenThe TPM was not turned on due to an internal error. Please consult your event log for additional information.�Click the Restart button below.

Be Physically present at the computer to follow the instructions that appear during the startup process.

Log on to Windows to continue the wizard automatically.�You must restart your computer to apply necessary configuration changes to the TPM security hardware settings so that your TPM can be used. To do so:XClick the Restart button below.

Log on to Windows to continue the wizard automatically.Legacy Mode�Your TPM is currently running in Legacy mode. If you'd like to use TPM applications for this version of Windows, please contact your administrator.�Unable to turn on TPM security hardware

The TPM was not turned on due to an Active Directory backup failure. Please contact your system administrator for assistance.zYou must restart your computer to configure your TPM security hardware settings so that your TPM can be cleared. To do so:�You must restart your computer to apply necessary configuration changes to the TPM security hardware settings so that your TPM can be cleared. To do so:Shutdown your computerxYou must shutdown your computer to configure your TPM security hardware settings so that your TPM can be used. To do so:�Click the Shutdown button below.

Be Physically present at the computer to follow the instructions that appear during the startup process.

Log on to Windows to continue the wizard automatically.{You must shutdown your computer to configure your TPM security hardware settings so that your TPM can be cleared. To do so:�You must shutdown your computer to apply necessary configuration changes to the TPM security hardware settings so that your TPM can be used. To do so:YClick the Shutdown button below.

Log on to Windows to continue the wizard automatically.�You must shutdown your computer to apply necessary configuration changes to the TPM security hardware settings so that your TPM can be cleared. To do so:XThe TPM security hardware on this computer is ready for use, with reduced functionality.<The TPM security hardware on this computer is ready for use.XThe TPM security hardware on this computer is ready for use, with reduced functionality.UClick the Restart button below.

Be Physically present at the computer to follow the instructions that appear during the startup process.

Log on to Windows to continue the wizard automatically.

WARNING: Clearing your TPM causes you to lose all TPM Keys. You should only perform this operation if instructed to by your System Administrator.A1. Make sure you're connected to the network.

2. Have your username and password available. You should also be prepared to set up other login methods, such as your PIN.

3. Select restart, and follow the prompts to confirm changes and finish setup.

You can also snooze to accept these changes at a more convenient time.�Click the Restart button below.

Log on to Windows to continue the wizard automatically.

WARNING: Clearing your TPM causes you to lose all TPM Keys. You should only perform this operation if instructed to by your System Administrator.VClick the Shutdown button below.

Be Physically present at the computer to follow the instructions that appear during the startup process.

Log on to Windows to continue the wizard automatically.

WARNING: Clearing your TPM causes you to lose all TPM Keys. You should only perform this operation if instructed to by your System Administrator.B1. Make sure you're connected to the network.

2. Have your username and password available. You should also be prepared to set up other login methods, such as your PIN.

3. Select shutdown, and follow the prompts to confirm changes and finish setup.

You can also snooze to accept these changes at a more convenient time.�Click the Shutdown button below.

Log on to Windows to continue the wizard automatically.

WARNING: Clearing your TPM causes you to lose all TPM Keys. You should only perform this operation if instructed to by your System Administrator.Security change requiredPA�Your organization requires that your Trusted Platform Module (TPM) be cleared to enable additional security features. Please follow these steps:Request to Clear the TPMSnooze�4VS_VERSION_INFO��
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