Secure boot won't enable

Needhelpalways · April 2

So I updated to windows 11 and it was a pretty simple process absolutely no problems.

But I tried to launch valorant and it said it needed tpm 2.0 and secure boot.

I opened "run" and typed tpm.msc and tpm version was 2.0 so it wasn't it.

But I opened system information and saw that secure boot state was off.

So I opened the bios and was baffled when I saw secure boot was enabled.

So I disabled and enabled it but in the system information it still said secure boot state was off.

I have no idea why this is happening please help.

[//Moved the category to Windows 11 from Nitro]

Needhelpalways · April 2

ah I did it
yeah if you encounter this problem you gotta turn secure boot to factory settings

Needhelpalways · April 2

ah I did it
yeah if you encounter this problem you gotta turn secure boot to factory settings

Leostat · April 2

under system information , whats the secure boot state? If it ever toggles to off it cant be re enabled without a reinstall ithink

Jeyam · April 2

Hi @ Needhelpalways

Please mention your model name of unit

Michael6969 · May 6

i have the same problem. i just want to ask how did u turn secure boot to factory settings ?

egydiocoelho · May 6

Michael6969 said:

i have the same problem. i just want to ask how did u turn secure boot to factory settings ?

What is the exact model? Example AN515-55-58VH.

billsey · May 9

Factory settings for Secure Boot is to have it enabled. That blocks booting from unknown devices and is the more secure possibility. To change the Secure Boot settings some BIOS versions make you set a supervisor password first. In those cases you can remove the password after you have done the changes you wished to.