Battlefield 6 Cheats Requirements: How to Check HVCI, TPM and Secure Boot

• Operating system: Windows 10 or Windows 11
• Processor: Intel or AMD
• HVCI: on
• Core Isolation: on
• TPM: on
• Secure Boot: on

You also need a stable internet connection and current loader access, which you receive after purchase.

Battlefield 6 itself asks for Secure Boot and TPM on PC, so there is a good chance your system already has them enabled. Check EA’s published PC requirements for the latest details.

Core Isolation and HVCI

HVCI is the setting Windows shows as Memory integrity.

1. Open the Windows Security app.
2. Go to Device security.
3. Under Core isolation, choose Core isolation details.
4. Make sure Memory integrity is switched on.

If Windows tells you a driver is blocking it, you will need to deal with that driver before it will turn on.

Secure Boot

1. Press the Windows key, type msinfo32 and open System Information.
2. Look at System Summary.
3. Find the line labeled Secure Boot State. It should say On.

If it says Off, Secure Boot is controlled in your motherboard’s UEFI or BIOS settings. The exact menu varies by manufacturer, so check your board’s manual.

TPM

1. Press Windows key and R, type tpm.msc and press Enter.
2. Check that the status says the TPM is ready for use.
3. Check that the specification version shows 2.0.

If no TPM is found, it may be disabled in your UEFI or BIOS settings. On many systems it is listed as fTPM on AMD or PTT on Intel.

Most problems come down to one of the following:

• A system driver is blocking Memory integrity
• Secure Boot or TPM is disabled in firmware
• Windows is not fully up to date

Our documentation and support tickets are the right places to get help. If you have already bought and something is not working, the troubleshooting checklist walks through it in order.

Once all four settings are on, you are in good shape. You can see plans, features and the menu preview on the Battlefield 6 cheats page.