TPM is a chip or a function built into a CPU chip or graphics card, using cryptographic keys that store signatures for devices, such as disk drives, and software, such as the OS. Often referred to as Secure Boot, TPM is a helpful feature from a security perspective.
While TPM has been around in Windows since Windows 8, Microsoft opted to require TPM to be enabled in the BIOS of the hardware device or Windows fails to boot. While these features and others offer conveniences and perhaps business improvements, the enforcement of Trusted Platform Module ( TPM) 2.0 is the most significant. There are improvements to touchscreen technology, which help productivity through more accurate controls. Microsoft has made improvements to enhance video call functions to help make those troublesome video calls more intelligible. However, it is possible to install a fully functional Google Play Store, but this is a complicated process and relying on it in an enterprise setting would be unwise. Android apps from Google Play Store that require Google Play Services do not work. Windows 11 natively runs apps available from Amazon Appstore - even some for mobile devices. This could serve as a strong feature for virtual conference calls via Teams and other software. Incoming audio can be transcribed into captions with this feature. One limitation is that Smart App Control only works on new installs of Windows 11, not on Windows 10 upgrades. In addition to existing antivirus software, Smart App Control uses a cloud security service that determines if the app a user is running is malicious, dangerous or otherwise unwanted.
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