Secure boot problem on desktop
Hey guys, I need help cuz I have a friend who just installed Valorant. He got a desktop and he got the Secure Boot problem. But whenever he enables Secure Boot and turns on his pc his screen goes black.
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Press win+r
Type msinfo32
Show ss
his pc is in portuguese
Restart Computer
Press Del key while booting to get into BIOS
Make sure it's in Advanced Mode (If it's in Easy Mode press F2)
Go to "Boot" tab at the top
Find: "CSM Support", Make sure its DISABLED
Find: "Secure Boot", Set Secure boot to enabled
Find: "Secure Boot Mode", It should be Standard, SET it to Custom
Find: "Restore factory keys", Click it, And click YES
You may get a pop up asking you to EXIT WITHOUT SAVING. Press NO
he did that and when the pc resets his screen is stuck here
It seems like Windows is loading
Please just wait
@Saucywan u cant come vc with us can u?
oh
but like the little circle just stops
and he hears the little sound when the desktop opens
idk how to explain
basically his screen just freezes ig
on the loading screen
Press the delete key
he clicked it
and now ?
it opened the thing again
@Saucywan is he supposed to set something else up now? or should he just click save & exit ?
Click save and exit
ok so he did it and now it seemed like his pc was gonna start but then a bluescreen showed up
saying his pc didnt restart correctly or something
Please send me a screenshot
ok so he had to restart again and clicked the delete key
is everything supposed to look like this?
yes
its in portuguese
"Show advanced recovery options" "Reset my PC"
@Saucywan
Please undo the changes that were made
what does that mean?
^
This
You do not need to change csm
Unless you changed it
so he is saying it was already disabled
What was already disabled
the CSM
my friend is currently facing the same problem could you please tell what does reset to factory keys do
will it erase any files or anything else
No
Also, you shouldn’t follow the steps here
As I cannot confirm if the steps are for you
You should create your own post