MBAM 2.0 SP1 Deployment for Windows 8.1 Non TPM machine

Hi ,
how can I use MBAM (all features of MBAM 2.0 SP1) for Windows 8.1 Non TPM Machines ?
Can anyone share the step by step Deployment guide as i am new to MDOP and i have to use MBAM for Windows 8.1 Non TPM machines...
Shailendra Dev

Are you using the Password protector then or are you putting the keys on a USB stick? None of these scenarios are supported by MBAM but you can use at least BitLocker with the password protector to enable BitLocker and get the BitLocker status reported back
to MBAM. However, the other benefits of using MBAM will not be available, such as recovering the keys from the central location using the help desk or self service portal, if needed.
Is there a reason why you do not use BitLocker with TPM enabled machines? All corporate range of Machines have had TPM chips for many many years.
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