# Bios Pre Configuration

The first thing you need to do is enter your BIOS and disable CSM, TPM and Secure Boot.

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Remember: On every motherboard it's different, have a look around, if you can't find the right ones or are confused, feel free to open a ticket.
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For the new EAC update, which requires TPM and Secure Boot to be enabled, you can easily re-enable these settings after successfully spoofing.
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## INTEL SYSTEMS

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TPM:\
\- Advanced -> PCH-FW -> `TPM Device Solution` set this to `Enable Discrete Firmware/TPM`.\
\- Advanced -> Trusted Computing -> `Security Device Support` set this to `Disabled`.

Secure Boot:\
\- Boot -> Secure Boot -> `OS Type` set this to `Other OS`.

CSM:\
\- Boot - CSM - `Launch CSM` set this to `DISABLED`.
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TPM:\
\- Settings -> Security -> Trusted Computing -> `TPM Device Selection` set this to `dTPM`.\
\- Settings -> Security -> Trusted Computing -> `Security Device Support` set this to `Disabled`.

Secure Boot:\
\- Settings -> Security -> Secure Boot -> `Secure Boot` set this to `Disabled`. 

CSM:\
\- Settings -> Advanced -> Windows OS Configuration -> `BIOS UEFI/CSM MODE` set this to `UEFI`.
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TPM:\
\- Settings -> Miscellaneous -> `Intel Platform Trust Technology (PTT)` set this to `Disabled`. \
\- Settings -> Miscellaneous -> Trusted Computing -> `Security Device Support` set this to `Disabled`. 

Secure Boot: \
\- Boot -> Secure Boot -> `Secure Boot Enable` set this to `Disabled`. 

CSM: \
\- Boot - `CSM Support`set this to `DISABLED`.
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TPM: \
\- Advanced -> CPU Configuration -> `TPM Device Selection` set this to `disabled`. 

Secure Boot:\
\- Security -> Secure Boot -> `Secure Boot`set this to `Disabled`. \
\- Security -> Secure Boot -> `Secure Boot Mode` set this to `Custom OS`. 

CSM: \
\- Boot -> CSM -> `CSM`set this to `Disabled`.
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If your motherboard is not listed here, please refer to a YouTube guide, contact our support team, or check your BIOS for similar settings related to CSM, Secure Boot, or TPM.
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## AMD SYSTEMS <a href="#amd-systems" id="amd-systems"></a>

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TPM:\
\- Advanced -> AMD fTPM -> AMD fTPM Switch set this to `Disabled`. \
\- Advanced -> Trusted Computing -> `Security Device Support` set this to `Disabled`.

Secure Boot:\
\- Boot -> Secure Boot -> `OS Type` set this to `Other OS`.

CSM:\
\- Boot - CSM - `Launch CSM` set this to `DISABLED`.
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TPM:\
\- Settings -> Security -> Trusted Computing -> `AMD fTPM Switch` set this to `AMD CPU fTPM Disabled`. \
\- Settings -> Security -> Trusted Computing -> `Security Device Support` set this to `Disabled`.

Secure Boot:\
\- Settings -> Security -> Secure Boot -> `Secure Boot` set this to `Disabled`.&#x20;

CSM:\
\- Settings -> Advanced -> Windows OS Configuration -> `BIOS UEFI/CSM MODE` set this to `UEFI`.
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TPM:\
\- Settings -> Miscellaneous -> `Trusted Platform Module` set this to `Disabled`. \
\- Settings -> Miscellaneous -> Trusted Computing -> `Security Device Support` set this to `Disabled`.

Secure Boot: \
\- Boot -> Secure Boot -> `Secure Boot Enable` set this to `Disabled`.&#x20;

CSM: \
\- Boot - `CSM Support`set this to `DISABLED`.
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{% tab title="ASRock" %}
TPM: \
\- Advanced -> CPU Configuration -> `AMD fTPM Switch` set this to `disabled`.

Secure Boot:\
\- Security -> Secure Boot -> `Secure Boot`set this to `Disabled`. \
\- Security -> Secure Boot -> `Secure Boot Mode` set this to `Custom OS`.&#x20;

CSM: \
\- Boot -> CSM -> `CSM`set this to `Disabled`.
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If your motherboard is not listed here, please refer to a YouTube guide, contact our support team, or check your BIOS for similar settings related to CSM, Secure Boot, or TPM.
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After you've completed all the settings save them, go back to Windows
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