TPM Provisioning in Windows 10
The following is taken from a post by someotherguy in our Enterprise Client Management Forum. It has some very important details that will become even more important as customers look to transition Windows 7 hardware to Windows 10 so we thought it would be a good idea to include it on this blog. If you have questions about this topic, please visit the forum post and make a reply. We received the following information from Microsoft about bugs/changes in TPM provisioning: Notice: In the Windows 10 Anniversary Update changes were made to the behavior of the “TPM.msc” management application. A change was made to the behavior of the TPM and the “Owner Password”. The new behavior is such that if Auto-provisioning is enabled (the default) the “Owner Password” will not be available. For use cases which require the “Owner Password”, custom provisioning of the TPM must be done to retain the password for later use and the existing password must be provided by the user at the time