I think that's in BIOS itself? You gotta disable safe boot or whatever. If you're having trouble accessing the option, you have to give your BIOS a password before it'll let you deactivate it.
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* I Told You So Voice * So disable TPM and SecureBoot! Either way, I hope you figure SOMETHING out. This is a shitty situation. What hardware are you on? ...so I maybe I can stay away from it, haha.
SecureBoot is off. The TPM is on for secure key storage, though I don't really use it much. It shouldn't have anything to do with this I hope...
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Oh, you have an encrypted system? Or whaddaya use the TPM for?
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I didn't know the specifics, but my problems have come when it's been from a presumed hardware change. Going in and out of a VM, it'll look like different hardware so Windows would reset things. it would make sense that'd trigger TPM stuff, because it looks like tampering.
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The tpm event log tells them the history of hash extends for all the firmware, option roms, and bootloaders during boot-up. Windows definitely uses that for things, especially if you're using bitlocker, but also for license crap. ...
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Secure Boot is unrelated, and they probably aren't doing anything directly with it that you're seeing here, though the Secure Boot config variables do get hashed into tpm registers and the log, so it's best if they're the same (incl keyrings) between the two boot methods.
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