Trusted Platform Module or TPM is a dedicated chip installed on your motherboard. If there are some issues with this chip, you cannot find the corresponding setting in the BIOS.

Then, expand the SecurityDevices menu and check if Trusted Platform Module 2.0 is visible or not. If it is visible, you can run the scan again or download the update assistant installer.

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Windows 11 requires the host computer to have a TPM (trusted platform module) which Macs don’t have (some VM solutions, such as Parallels, can allow Macs with a T2 chip to run Windows 11).