TPM/Secure Boot Configuration & Diagnostics Platform

The specific problem of TPM 2.0 failing after a short period, despite following BIOS settings, highlights a niche pain point for users upgrading to or running Windows 11. A SaaS product could be a dedicated 'TPM/Secure Boot Configuration Assistant'. It would offer a comprehensive, regularly updated database of specific BIOS settings (with screenshots/videos) for various motherboards and BIOS versions to correctly enable TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot. It would also provide diagnostic tools to verify TPM status from within Windows and troubleshoot common conflicts. This tool would save users significant frustration and research time. Annual revenue could be $30K to $300K, through a small monthly subscription ($3-7) for access to updated guides and diagnostics, or one-time purchases for specific motherboard guides, targeting frustrated Windows 11 users and system builders.