


$Query=’Select * from win32_tpm where SpecVersion like “‘+$TPMVersion+'”‘ Using PowerShell we can run the following query to see if I have a version 2.0 chip. This information is also readily available using the WMI (Windows Management Instrumentation) model. This example is from a Surface Pro 3 with 2.0 revision TPM chip. If you were to examine Device Manager you will note the information is available. Identify the version of the TPM chip using WMI/CIM or PowerShell. Depending upon the version of the chip, the setup process varies or affects your BIOS Configuration utility (E.g. You have multiple versions of TPM chips across various devices.
