In this video, you’ll learn how to fix the BitLocker error “This device cannot use a Trusted Platform Module. Allow BitLocker without a compatible TPM” on Windows 11 / 10 easily. <br /><br />This issue typically occurs when trying to enable BitLocker Drive Encryption, and your system doesn’t have a compatible TPM (Trusted Platform Module) chip, or TPM is disabled in BIOS. <br />We’ll show you how to modify Group Policy settings to enable BitLocker without TPM by turning on the "Allow BitLocker without a compatible TPM" option in the "Require additional authentication at startup" policy. <br /><br />🛠️ Fixes Covered in This Video: <br /><br /> BitLocker not starting due to missing TPM <br /><br /> Enable BitLocker without TPM 2.0 <br /><br /> Modify Local Group Policy Editor <br /><br /> Bypass TPM requirement in BitLocker <br /><br /> Fix BitLocker "Staring BitLocker" TPM error message <br /><br /> Use BitLocker on non-TPM devices <br /><br />✅ Applicable for: <br /><br /> Windows 11 Pro <br /><br /> Windows 10 Pro / Enterprise / Education <br /><br /> TPM not detected or missing in BIOS <br /><br /> Secure Boot enabled/disabled scenarios <br /><br />🔍 Search Keywords (SEO): <br />BitLocker without TPM, BitLocker error TPM missing, allow BitLocker without TPM Windows 11, BitLocker Group Policy settings, enable BitLocker without compatible TPM, TPM 2.0 required BitLocker, BitLocker startup error fix, BitLocker this device cannot use TPM, fix BitLocker TPM error, no TPM BitLocker setup, allow BitLocker without TPM GPO, BitLocker TPM requirement bypass <br /><br />#BitLockerFix #Windows11 #TPMError #NoTPM #BitLockerWithoutTPM #GroupPolicyWindows
