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C is correct. Trusted platform module (TPM) is a specification for hardware-based storage of digital certificates, cryptographic keys, and hashed passwords. The TPM establishes a root of trust. Each TPM microprocessor is hard coded with a unique, unchangeable key, referred to as the endorsement key. The TPM chip has a secure storage area that a disk encryption program such as Windows BitLocker can write its keys to. The TPM can be enabled or disabled and reset via the system setup program, though it is also possible to manage it from the OS as well. Can not be B Secure boot is a UEFI feature designed to prevent a computer from being hijacked by malware. This question did saying anything about malware

When troubleshooting the issue where BitLocker refuses to turn on due to a BIOS-level setting, the technician should FIRST check: C. Ensure that the Trusted Platform Module is enabled. Explanation: BitLocker, which provides SSD-level encryption, often relies on the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) for secure key storage. If TPM is not enabled in the BIOS, BitLocker may not function correctly.

Trusted Platform Module (TPM) is also required for BitLocker to enable SSD-level encryption on laptops. The TPM is a hardware security chip that provides cryptographic services, such as encryption and key management, to protect data on the laptop. It's C.

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