Since 1.0.1 is the latest public release for your machine, I would not try to force a build meant for a different model — those special builds are tied to that specific board, and the wrong one can leave you with a worse problem than the one you started with. First, double-check that the firmware TPM is still set as the active TPM device and that Secure Boot is actually in its enabled, deployed mode, not just switched on, because that check is picky about both. It is also worth clearing the TPM from the operating system, then rebooting and letting it re-provision before you launch the game again, since a stale attestation can stick even after the settings look right. If that still fails, the most useful next step is to get this escalated through support with your service tag sent privately, and specifically ask whether an equivalent special build exists for your model rather than waiting for the public page to change. In the meantime, do not turn the TPM or Secure Boot off just to get in, as that will only trip the same check in a different way.
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Posted October 24th, 2026 21:35
The 2018 Area-51 R7 (or any other end of life model released 2018 and earlier) is not going to receive an I-REV BIOS for COD TPM attestation.
The Dell article states that only these Ryzen systems would receive a specially built BIOS to address the issue =
2019 Aurora R10 Ryzen I-REV BIOS
2021 Aurora R14 Ryzen released BIOS
2021 m15 R5 Ryzen released BIOS
2021 G15 5515 Ryzen released BIOS
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