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It’s finally announced, and it’s actually called Windows 11. But even though your PC is more than capable of playing today’s games at perfectly acceptable frame rates and resolutions, you might get a warning saying it’s not compatible with Windows 11. What the hell?
The answer isn’t because of RAM, storage, your CPU or any of the other basic internals that come with a PC. The biggest culprit is something called Trusted Platform Module, or TPM, which is something many gamers probably aren’t aware of.
What is Trusted Platform Module (TPM)?
For Raymond Sarem, information is key to his success on the job.
He starts his security shift at 6:15 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at his typical post inside Gerri C. LeBow Hall on Drexel University’s University City campus. He refers to notes he’s taken in a small pad tucked into his pocket that outline each of the nooks and crannies of the 11-story building, particularly the four floors where classes take place.
As part of his morning loop through the business college’s maze of classrooms, offices, lounges, hallways and exposed staircases, Sarem checks the monitors outside each classroom that indicate when classes begin and let out. Sometimes, the information on the monitors wasn’t up to date, but Sarem will map out his day by planning to be present 15 minutes before each indicated class starts, as well as 15 minutes after it ends.
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Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer Megan Weyler: Until now, we have only provided return to campus notifications on a term-by-term basis. We understand this can be challenging for those juggling personal and professional obligations and the current remote situation has a very large impact.
All who are currently remote received a letter with an anticipated spring return. Unfortunately, fully reopening campus for spring is not an option. Each of the division heads are finalizing plans that will expand the return-to-work phases to include phase 5 for the current spring term, phase 6 for summer and phase 7 for fall, with the hopes of a fuller reopening for fall term. The final plans are due on March 5 and individual communications will follow in the week thereafter.