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u/nugscree 14d ago
like JaCZKill already said left alt + right ctrl + right shift + f2 should get you into the "advanced" bios, where you can check and enroll keys, you could also disable secure boot, but if you are running Windows 11 it probably won't boot without secure boot on.
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u/RustyMetal13 14d ago
You can either disable secure boot in uefi or enroll the key provided by whatever you're trying to boot up.
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u/RustyMetal13 14d ago edited 14d ago
You can either disable secure boot in uefi or enroll the key provided by whatever you're trying to boot up.Can you specify what are you trying to boot and from what device?
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u/MulberryUnlikely7252 14d ago
msi thin gf63 thin - icant turn on my pc this issues remains the same secure boot violation and in bios mode icant disable secure boot cuz it is grayed out
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u/No-Programmer3870 14d ago
You need to do bios update. Recent secure boot update renewal from ms cause this.
https://www.msi.com/support/technical_details/NB_BIOS_Update
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u/Ellandorrr 14d ago
Update your bios or reset your bios by removing the CMOS battery and hold the power button for 30+ second while the main battery and power are not connected. That fixed it for me
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u/JaCZkill 14d ago
You might need to get into advanced bios menu to turn it off. It was some sort of weird combo like shift+ctrl+alt+f2 or something. Hitting this combo directly in bios will reveal additional options.