My asus Laptop G751JY-DH71 is missing TPM chip, can this be added to my existing laptop to enable Bitlocker?
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Test4echo3 is right. You can use a USB. I think it is more reliable when you use TPM chips though. It is not going anywhere when it is placed on the board
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No!! also, you don't need a TPM module for windows 7 ultimate or enterprise, windows 8 & 8.1 pro.
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Yes it will. If your board has the labeled TPM socket then you are good to go. You can either use the included software to configure it or use Windows to configure and manage it. Make absolutely sure you backup your encryption keys especially if you frequently make changes to the BIOS or add or remove encrypted storage devices. If you are ever asked for the key at boot you will be unhappy if you don't have it.
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go to www.service.asus.com. put in G73sw as the model number. then download the driver named "ATKACPI driver and hotkey-related utilities" which is under the utilities section. I would send you a direct link but it is not directly linkable.
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http://www.asus.com/us/support/Search-Result-Detail/A4BDC08D-4AAD-4799-A517-9252C9658D8D/?keyword=TPM ConnectorI know the Sabertooth AMD CPU Version has one, But the ASUS Website does not mention it. There appears to be a 19 Pin Header but still it is not mentioned in Specs.
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Yes, I am Running Malwarebyte with Bitdefender Plus. Win 8.1 OS. Did have problems with Asus MO utilities that would not allow Bitdefender to load. Bitdefender support staff said they would find a work-around but never came back.
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Read here http://www.amazon.com/forum/laptop/ref=cm_cd_fp_ef_tft_tp?_encoding=UTF8&cdForum;=Fx2G99T61XZXSS7&cdThread;=Tx36ZK8NFC9EMIS
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It likes like is in not compatible. See here: http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/ASUS-memory/ASUS+Notebooks/G60J-upgrades.html One way to be sure is to run the system scanner on Crucial's website and it will recommend a compatible RAM stick.
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Hey, i found it! Its in the general settings and it says "Lock/Unlock" just turn that on amd it should work. Hope that helps
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best thing to do is go to msi web site and if not there ask on the board. if it is not listed on kingston or msi site then it is not fully supported.
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This should be compatible, most ASUS parts are compatible with a lot of other computer brands as well. The way I found the keypad I needed was I went and Googled my ASUS computer type, also I went to the main website, and I found the model of the keypad. Alternately you can remove the key pad and find the model number on it somewhere on the bottom. It helps to know your original keypad model number as you will always replace it with the same keypad type. Hope this helps! EDIT: If nothing else, type YOUR computer model in and "Keypad replacement" after it. Don't want you to get this and turn out that you can't actually use it.
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I used existing hardware and just swapped out the old for the new. It was basically plug and play. Just need to update the driver from Intel
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A lot of laptop manufacturers restrict which modules will work in their machines . Usually there is a white list of approved devices in the bios. I have seeno this with all the bin players . I am not sure if this a fcc thing.
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Hello Fernando. Other people have successfully installed this TPM module on other manufacture motherboards. As long as that montherboard has a 20 pin TPM header on the motherboard, this should work. The main determining factor seems to be if the motherboard has a socket or just pins sticking up out of the board (like ASUS does). If the motherboard has a socket, you might have a bit of trouble plugging this TPM module in as the PCB board sits down low next to the plug and would prevent it from going into sockets.I found this guys article here very helpful to answer you question -> https://sites.google.com/site/techbobbins/home/articles/gigabyte-motherboard-tpm-compatibilityHope this helps. Hello Fernando. Other people have successfully installed this TPM module on other manufacture motherboards. As long as that montherboard has a 20 pin TPM header on the motherboard, this should work. The main determining factor seems to be if the motherboard has a socket or just pins sticking up out of the board (like ASUS does). If the motherboard has a socket, you might have a bit of trouble plugging this TPM module in as the PCB board sits down low next to the plug and would prevent it from going into sockets.I found this guys article here very helpful to answer you question... » Read More Hello Fernando. Other people have successfully installed this TPM module on other manufacture motherboards. As long as that montherboard has a 20 pin TPM header on the motherboard, this should work. The main determining factor seems to be if the motherboard has a socket or just pins sticking up out of the board (like ASUS does). If the motherboard has a socket, you might have a bit of trouble plugging this TPM module in as the PCB board sits down low next to the plug and would prevent it from going into sockets.I found this guys article here very helpful to answer you question -> https://sites.google.com/site/techbobbins/home/articles/gigabyte-motherboard-tpm-compatibilityHope this helps. « Show Less
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HiDon't know 100% but earlier the keys were in the bottom of the laptop. Also you bougth the licence with the laptop so either Microsoft or Acer should assit you with all isseues. And the clone should work as original and Microsoft should recognize your licence number. Ask these fellows before proceedeing in case you still hesitate.
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I mean it has more than my gateway which I got rid of and that one had ram added, so there is plenty here but I could not see why you could not add another bit, though you would have to call the mfg. to find out for sure. Since I just got it in the last year and it has more than I ever have had including the add on to the gateway the thought did not cross my mind. You should call Lenovo if you want more and make sure.
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I had a slightly different experience. Since Microsoft bakes their Windows 8 product keys into an inaccessible part of the BIOS, there is no sticker to give you a Windows 8 product key. When installing an SSD on other Windows 8 laptops (including the one I'm using right now), the install DVD (I ended up having to buy a license of Windows 8) recognized the product key from the BIOS and uses it. On the Asus G750, this doesn't happen... long story short, if you add an SSD and you want a clean install, you're going to need to buy a copy of Windows 8. Still worth it though.
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Check for a mother board that has the ability to unlock cores. This chip is.a dual core but 1 is disabled by the manufacturer. This way they sell the same chip as 2 products. Buy this, unlock, and you have the more expensive dual core for the single core price.