Having done some web searching, I am thinking there is an issue with the FW13 BIOS and Windows 10. For whatever reason Windows 11 has no trouble identifying and installing TPM devices, but Windows 10 without any change of BIOS settings does not identify the TPM as being present.
So, I am not going to spend more time, the only issue I see for other people could be if they install Windows 10 and then try to upgrade to Windows 11 they may have an issue as TPM is a requirement to do a Windows 11 upgrade (but this requirement can be bypassed with a bit of knowledge) . But doing a fresh Windows 11 has no issues.
I will just ignore the unknown device in Windows10, it shouldn’t affect operation.
Maybe a future BIOS update will let Windows 10 identify and install TPM 2.0?
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