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You can download the **.zip** archive below, extract it, and place the `AtlasDesktop` folder in `C:\Windows`. The link below updates upon each new Atlas release.
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1. Enable Bluetooth in the Atlas folder.
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2. Install your Bluetooth driver. You can get this from your device's OEM or follow our [SDIO guide](../../getting-started/post-installation/drivers/getting-started.md#snappy-driver-installer-origin).
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2. Install your Bluetooth driver. You can get this from your device's OEM or follow our [SDIO guide](../../getting-started/post-installation/drivers/others.md#snappy-driver-installer-origin).
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- Most issues with Bluetooth are caused by installing improper drivers. Make sure to research and find the driver that is suited for your device.
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**If iTunes is not recognizing your Apple device, it's likely a driver issue. You can fix this by downloading and installing the Apple USB Drivers.**
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If you're using Atlas and have not enabled [Automatic Driver Installation](../../getting-started/post-installation/atlas-folder/general-configuration.md#driver-updates), you will need to install the Apple USB driver manually.
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If you're using Atlas and have not enabled [Automatic Driver Installation](../../getting-started/post-installation/drivers/getting-started.md#want-driver-installation-updates-through-windows-update-instead), you will need to install the Apple USB driver manually.
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# :simple-roblox: Why is Roblox not opening?
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**There is currently two workarounds for this, which involves enabling TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot and creating an User Account and installing roblox there.**
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**You may be missing TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot. You can also make a new user account and move everything over.**
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Follow the steps below to fix the problem.
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Follow the methods below to fix the problem.
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### 1. Enabling TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot
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=== "Method 1: Enabling TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot"
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If you're using Windows 11, chances are you've already got TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot turned on. If that's the case, skip this step and move on to the next one.
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If you're using Windows 11, you've already got TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot turned on (unless you bypassed). If that's the case, try [Method 2](#__tabbed_1_2).
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To enable TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot, you need to access the BIOS of your computer and enable "TPM 2.0" (or "Trusted Platform Model") and "Secure Boot".
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To enable **TPM 2.0** and **Secure Boot**, you need to access the BIOS of your computer and enable **TPM 2.0** (or **Trusted Platform Module**) and **Secure Boot**.
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Refer to your motherboard's manual if you don't know the key for it.
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Refer to your motherboard's manual if you don't know how to access your BIOS.
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### 2. Creating a New Local Account and Installing Roblox
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=== "Method 2: Creating a New Local Account"
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1. Navigate to `Settings > Accounts > Other Accounts > Add Account` to create a new local account.
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- Sign out of your current account and log into the newly created one.
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1. Sign out of your current account and log into the newly created one.
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- Transfer all your data (Desktop, Downloads, etc.) from the old user account to the new one.
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1. Transfer all your data (Desktop, Downloads, etc.) from the old user account to the new one.
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1. Install Roblox as you normally would.
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1. After ensuring all your data has been successfully transferred, you may delete the old user account.
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Be sure to verify that all your important data has been moved before deleting the old account.
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Windows Update typically shows update notifications to alert a user of when an update is going to be installed, or if automatic updates are disabled, to manually click 'Check for updates' to update the system.
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On Atlas, they are enabled by default so that users with [notifications](#notifications) enabled get alerts about important updates.
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On Atlas, they are enabled by default so that users with [notifications](#notifications) enabled get alerts about important updates.
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