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It's about the Trusted Platform Module bullshit that you don't need because you don't trust.
Enter BIOS settings and see if you can disable this crap from there. Otherwise create the file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-tpm_crb.conf
with the line install tpm_crb /bin/false
in it.
Well I'm trusting you that tpm_crb
is the right module name. Run lsmod
to be sure.
An alternative is to add modprobe.blacklist=tpm_crb
to the kernel command line.