/** @file
String definitions for physical presence confirm text.
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**/
#string TPM_HEAD_STR #language en-US "A configuration change was requested to %s this computer's TPM (Trusted Platform Module)\n\n"
#string TPM_PPI_HEAD_STR #language en-US "A configuration change was requested to allow the Operating System to %s the computer's TPM (Trusted Platform Module) without asking for user confirmation in the future.\n\n"
#string TPM_UPGRADE_HEAD_STR #language en-US "A configuration change was requested to %s to the TPM's (Trusted Platform Module) firmware.\n\n"
#string TPM_REJECT_KEY #language en-US "to %s the TPM \nPress ESC to reject this change request and continue\n"
#string TPM_TURN_OFF #language en-US "deactivate, disable, and disallow a user to take ownership of"
#string TPM_ENABLE_ACTIVATE_CLEAR_ENABLE_ACTIVATE #language en-US "enable, activate, clear, enable, and activate"
#string TPM_WARNING_MAINTAIN #language en-US "WARNING: Allowing changes to the TPM’s firmware may affect the operation of the TPM and may erase information stored on the TPM.\nYou may lose all created keys and access to data encrypted by these keys.\n\n"
#string TPM_WARNING #language en-US "WARNING: Doing so might prevent security applications that rely on the TPM from functioning as expected\n\n"
#string TPM_WARNING_CLEAR #language en-US "WARNING: Clearing erases infomation stored on the TPM. You will lose all created keys and access to data encrypted by these keys. "
#string TPM_WARNING_CLEAR_CONT #language en-US "Take ownership as soon as possible after this step.\n\n"
#string TPM_NOTE_CLEAR #language en-US "NOTE: This action does not clear the TPM, but by approving this configuration change, future actions to clear the TPM will not require user confirmation.\n\n"