Enabling Secure Boot - PC doesn't load


  1. bjproc
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    Enabling Secure Boot - PC doesn't load


    Just got a Lenovo M92p to sort out and pass it onto a friends mum & dad.

    Looking in the system info i seen secure boot was off, i went to enable it in the BIOS and then the PC wouldn't get past the boot, just 3 small lines of text on the screen.

    I've reset the BIOS to default so the PC boots up again.

    Does it matter if this is on or off?
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  2. NTN
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    https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/wi...iew=windows-11

    Somehow it is explained here...


    Also could be some interesting here:
    Fix: Windows 11 Won't Boot After Enabling Secure Boot
    Last edited by NTN; 26 Jan 2023 at 17:29.
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