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Solved: How do I fix Windows Autopilot Configuration. TPM attestation failed. Error: 0X81039022?

Question/Problem Description

I am configuring a Lenovo T 560 with Hardware Hush Configuration in Microsoft AutoPilot in Windows 10/11, Microsoft 365 and Hybrid environments.

The Hardware Hush as the following steps:

Step 1: Power on PC and connect to ethernet.

Step 2: Press Shift + F10 at the Region selection screen.

Step 3: Type: Powershell > Enter in the command prompt.

Step 4: Insert USB Drive into the machine.

Step 5: Type: Get-Volume > Enter.

Step 6: Got the .CSV file.

Step 7: Go to MEM (Microsoft Enpoint Manager).

Steo 8: Import th .CSV file.

Step 9: Restart the laptop

Step 10: Select the Windows AutoPilot Provisioning option, but the following error message shown:

Windows Autopilot Configuration. TPM attestation failed. Error: 0X81039022

Step 11: Click on the RESET option will start the above procedure again.

Any suggestions fix the Windows Autopilot Configuration. TPM attestation failed. Error: 0X81039022?

Solution #1

Check if there’s a firmware update available for TPM module: TPM Firmware Update Utility -ThinkPad

Solution #2

Execute the following command using elevated command prompt to check whether you have TPM 2.0 and Attestation is enabled:

tpmtool getdeviceninformation

Solution #3

Execute the following command using elevated command prompt to check whether the AIK URL and certificate are valid

certreq -enrollaik -config “”

Update it if needed.

Solution #4

Run the following Autopilot Attestation Troubleshooting PowerShell script:

Install-Module -Name Autopilottestattestation -force
set-executionpolicy unrestricted
import-module -Name Autopilottestattestation
test-autopilotattestation

If the script runs OK it’s likely to simply be a timeout issue either with your own connection or M$ servers.

Reference: House of the Dragon: The Game of TPM’s

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