My secure boot will not enable
Hello i have amd Bios and when i go to enable secure boot inside of bios it say secure boot is active but when i save changes and restart it says unsupported still i have been trying for around 3 days now can anyone help?
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To address the issue with enabling Secure Boot on your AMD system, ensure you are following these steps:
1. Enter BIOS: Restart your PC and enter the BIOS setup (usually by pressing DEL or F2 during startup).
2. Check Boot Mode: Confirm your system is using UEFI mode, not Legacy (BIOS). Secure Boot requires UEFI.
3. Enable Secure Boot:
- Go to the Boot or Security tab.
- Ensure UEFI is selected as the primary boot mode.
- Find the Secure Boot option and set it to "Enabled".
4. Save Changes and Exit: Save your changes and exit the BIOS.
If it still shows unsupported, you may need to reset BIOS settings to default and then try enabling Secure Boot again. Make sure your system drive is GPT partitioned, as Secure Boot does not work with MBR.
Important: Double-check if your system and components (like the motherboard and CPU) fully support Secure Boot; refer to their manuals or specifications.
For more precise steps based on your specific motherboard model, I recommend referring to the user manual or the manufacturer's support page.
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