Getting ready for Windows 11 while improving your performance & security now

I was reading an article about how we can already get some of the major security features in Windows 11, right now in Windows 10:

Windows 11 has advanced hardware security. Here's how to get it in Windows 10 today | ZDNet

It is a great article — but there are some things which will NOT work for you, some which will work great, and some I would not recommend. Also, it is not that easy to setup all those settings in the BIOS. So, I decided to write an article about my experience.

What is TPM?

• Looks like for most Intel CPUs released in the past 4–5 years the TPM is within the CPU and it is usually enabled & all set. If not in the CPU, I notice that the motherboard has it.
• Zen 2 and higher AMD CPUs have the TPM built in (looks like) — or the newer motherboards already come with it.