Now enable Secure Boot and save the changes, but make sure you don’t leave the page.Īfter we have enabled Secure Boot, we must enable TPM, or Trusted Platform Module.

Look for Secure Boot under the Security/Boot/Authentication tab (depending on the OEM).

Now go to the Advanced Settings page, Security Settings or Boot Settings (depending on your motherboard) and enable the Secure Boot option.Next, click on the UEFI firmware settings option and press the Restart button.Now, on the Advanced Startup screen, click on the Troubleshooting option and then select Advanced Options.Then go to the System > Recovery section and tap the Restart button associated with the Advanced Startup option. First, press the Windows + I key combination to launch the “Settings” app.The following is a for enabling Secure Boot on your Windows PC: So, as mentioned in the error code, let us begin by enabling Secure Boot.

Secure Boot is typically enabled in nearly all systems that support it, but an update or a third party can disable it without your knowledge. Also, keep in mind that in order to enable secure boot, you must first enable UEFI mode. The process of enabling secure boot and TPM may differ depending on the manufacturer of your motherboard. If this scenario applies to you, you should be able to resolve the problem by enabling secure boot and TPM in the BIOS configuration. Some users have reported having the issue after installing Windows update KB5006050. Some Windows updates have been known to disable secure boot and TPM in the BIOS configuration. When you encounter this error, the first thing you should do is check the BIOS settings page to ensure that secure boot and TPM are enabled. So, without further ado, let us get started. With that out of the way, we can finally get started on showing you the solutions to the problem at hand. In this case, you will need to reset your CMOS battery and restart.

If you enable secure boot without converting your partition table, you may encounter problems with your computer not booting. In this case, you will need to convert your MBR hard drive to GPT before you can enable secure boot. In some cases, if your hard drive is partitioned in MBR, your BIOS will be set to CMS, whereas secure boot requires UEFI. To resolve this issue, make sure that Secure Boot and TPM are both enabled in your BIOS. Furthermore, TPM may have been disabled, in which case you must enable it.

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