![]() Some Parallels users have also raised questions about Windows 11's use of TPM 2.0, but Parallels points out that a 'virtual TPM chip' was already available in previous versions, and this has now been updated to support Windows 11. Parallels Desktop includes a 'virtual TPM chip', making it ready for Windows 11.
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