I'Ve just come across this PTT thing on my BIOS. I've

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I'Ve just come across this PTT thing on my BIOS. I've

seen this is basically a technology that runs on a separate chip on Intel computers and it has the ability to generate random numbers to create and store keys long-term. This option prevents the option to boot from legacy option ROMs.

As far as I could read from Intel's website, this is a Windows feature required for Bitlocker full disk encryption.

Assuming I use Linux and I want to set up encryption in the future, do I need PTT to stay on or can I disable it? You know, Intel. The less random Intel stuff I have running, the better.

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Martin Rys · Accepted Answer

Martin Rys

>Assuming I use Linux and I want to set up encryption in the future, do I need PTT No.

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