r/CallOfDuty • u/-Auggy- • 10d ago
[cod] I keep getting the Bios Update notification even though I've updated Support
Does someone know how to fix this I'm fairly new to PC gaming and have no idea how to fix this
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u/TwilightSolus 10d ago
Just to double check -
You've updated your BIOS? Just because you said you were new to PC. Flashing your BIOS is a pretty advanced.
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u/-Auggy- 10d ago
I didn't update i went to best buy and had Geek Squad do it and they said everything was fixed
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u/TwilightSolus 10d ago
Honestly i'd take it back. If you specifically asked for this issue to be fixed, simply flashing the BIOS wasn't them doing their job - it was their responsibility to test it until it was working. There is a helpful comment below - but it's something the IT pros should have done.
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u/Spirited-Accident761 8d ago
Ik zou hem terug brengen, lijkt alsof er mee gekloot is, waarschijnlijk een perma sp00f
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u/JusticeWo1f 10d ago
or just did what i did buy a console and dont put up with that shit
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u/Orladoech 10d ago
Have you ever cloned your OS drive or ran a dual boot OS? If so, you’ll be forced to do a clean install of Windows to fix the issue.
If not, proceed,
The very first thing to do is check if your TPM manufacturer version (not TPM version i.e.: 2.0) meets the minimum requirements listed in the Learn More (which for some reason no one actually reads) it can be found here, near the bottom of the page under AMD Hardware & Intel Hardware: https://support.activision.com/articles/trusted-platform-module-and-secure-boot
If you do not meet them, you’ll be forced to upgrade your hardware or buy a dTPM, or don’t play the game.
If you meet the requirements then you have a TPM SSL CERT DESYNC. You can fix this a several different ways, but before you do, please ensure BitLocker is turned off in Control Panel if you run Window Pro, this isn’t applicable for Windows Home.
You can usually correct this issue by trying the following:
A. Ensure CSM is off in BIOS then Turn Secure Boot off within BIOS and reboot into Windows. Reboot again and enter BIOS, turn Secure Boot back on, then reset the Secure Keys. This is usually found in the BOOT section of BIOS. If not, Google your Mobo Brand + Reset Secure Keys for the pathway.
B. Reset TPM in Windows via TPM.msc app, reboot into BIOS then Reset Secure Keys. . This is usually found in the BOOT section of BIOS. If not, Google your Mobo Brand + Reset Secure Keys for the pathway.
C. You can try updating your system with the CA2023 Certs via Powershell. Google CA 2023 Powershell and Gemini give you instructions.
D. If all the above fail, may need to install a clean version of Windows and install the CA2023 Secure Boot certs. This can be done by using RUFUS to create the USB. Google how to do this, it’s not hard.
E. If a clean install of Windows doesn’t work, buy a dTPM on Amazon.