My CPU doesn't support TPM 2.0 with fTPM (and the motherboard manufacturer stopped selling TPMs for my motherboard years ago) so I'm sticking with Windows 10. It told me I could upgrade at some point but that was a false positive. Maybe my install is just broken in some way.
However, I do know that I had to manually enable the fTPM functionality on my motherboard and I highly doubt the average consumer is going to enable such features in their BIOS. I don't know when manufacturers started enabling fTPM support by default, but it's definitely not enabled by default in most 7th gen Intel boards and I doubt 8th gen changed much in that sense.
However, I do know that I had to manually enable the fTPM functionality on my motherboard and I highly doubt the average consumer is going to enable such features in their BIOS. I don't know when manufacturers started enabling fTPM support by default, but it's definitely not enabled by default in most 7th gen Intel boards and I doubt 8th gen changed much in that sense.