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While holding those keys, plug the AC adapter back in.
Reconnect everything and power on. Check the BIOS (F2) under Security to see if the TPM 2.0 option has reappeared. 2. BIOS/CMOS Recovery Shortcut
The laptop may boot into a "BIOS Recovery" screen. Select Reset to BIOS Defaults and restart. 3. Firmware "Repack" and Update Sequence
The most frequent cause for a missing TPM is a firmware state lock that can only be cleared by a total power drain. Shut down the laptop and disconnect the AC adapter.
While holding those keys, plug the AC adapter back in.
Reconnect everything and power on. Check the BIOS (F2) under Security to see if the TPM 2.0 option has reappeared. 2. BIOS/CMOS Recovery Shortcut
The laptop may boot into a "BIOS Recovery" screen. Select Reset to BIOS Defaults and restart. 3. Firmware "Repack" and Update Sequence
The most frequent cause for a missing TPM is a firmware state lock that can only be cleared by a total power drain. Shut down the laptop and disconnect the AC adapter.