Solving Windows Vista Business Issues: Please Wait While TPM is Connected

Thread starter chhitiz
Start date Oct 15, 2009
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The forum discussion addresses an issue with Windows Vista Business where users encounter a "please wait while TPM is connected" message during boot. This problem arises after disabling applications using msconfig, which can affect system processes related to the Trusted Platform Module (TPM). Additionally, users report incorrect time and date settings, indicating potential misconfigurations in system settings or BIOS. The discussion emphasizes the importance of TPM in maintaining system integrity and security.

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Understanding of Windows Vista Business operating system
Familiarity with msconfig for managing startup applications
Knowledge of Trusted Platform Module (TPM) functionality
Basic BIOS configuration skills

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Investigate how to re-enable TPM settings in Windows Vista
Learn about correcting time and date settings in Windows Vista
Explore the impact of msconfig changes on system processes
Research BIOS settings related to TPM and system clock

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This discussion is beneficial for Windows Vista users, IT support professionals, and system administrators troubleshooting TPM-related issues and system configuration errors.

Oct 15, 2009

chhitiz

i shut down all applications in my windows vista business using msconfig. now, everytime it boots my computer displays a message "please wait while TPM is connected". also the clock always shows wrong time and date. what's wrong?

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Oct 15, 2009

tabath

TPM = trusted platform module

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trusted_Platform_Module

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