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8/7/2025, 11:46:52 PM
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Number #1 thing to do right now before you check anything is to see if your paritions are on MBR or GPT. Really easy to do, pull up Disk Managment on Windows, find your current windows install disk (usually your C: drive), check the Drive's properties on the Volume tab. Make sure your boot drive is GPT style. If it's not, it'll potentially have issues, might not reboot because its not usually compatible (depends on your windows installation version I hear).
If its always GPT then the likelihood is that it may already be on. All you need to do is get into your BIOS, find the search function in it, search for "Secure Boot" (or look under security settings on your BIOS), and if it isn't on, turn it on by following your specific manufacturer's instructions.
If you're prebuilt and its prebuilt in the last 2 years, its probably already enabled.
I've had numerous people bring up their PCs to me saying "I can't boot I just enabled Secure Boot and now my PC won't boot" and its because they used an MBR style drive. That or its either a manufacturer issue.
Number #1 thing to do right now before you check anything is to see if your paritions are on MBR or GPT. Really easy to do, pull up Disk Managment on Windows, find your current windows install disk (usually your C: drive), check the Drive's properties on the Volume tab. Make sure your boot drive is GPT style. If it's not, it'll potentially have issues, might not reboot because its not usually compatible (depends on your windows installation version I hear).
If its always GPT then the likelihood is that it may already be on. All you need to do is get into your BIOS, find the search function in it, search for "Secure Boot" (or look under security settings on your BIOS), and if it isn't on, turn it on by following your specific manufacturer's instructions.
If you're prebuilt and its prebuilt in the last 2 years, its probably already enabled.
I've had numerous people bring up their PCs to me saying "I can't boot I just enabled Secure Boot and now my PC won't boot" and its because they used an MBR style drive. That or its either a manufacturer issue.
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