To fix Secure Boot showing as "off" in System Information: 1. Enable Secure Boot in BIOS. 2. Run Command Prompt as Admin. 3. Type: `bcdedit /set {current} bootmenupolicy Standard` 4. Reboot. Syncs Secure Boot state between BIOS and Windows.
If Secure Boot is enabled but not active: 1. Check if CSM (Compatibility Support Module) is disabled. 2. Ensure Secure Boot is set to "Standard" (not "Custom"). 3. Save changes and exit BIOS, then re-enter. 4. Try resetting BIOS settings to default. 5. If still not active, update your BIOS to the latest version. If none of these steps work, consider seeking help from Gigabyte support or a PC expert.
"Secure variable update is locked down" error: 1. Reset BIOS settings to default. 2. Ensure Secure Boot is set to "Standard". 3. Save and exit, then re-enter BIOS. 4. Update BIOS if issue persists. Consult Gigabyte support if still not working.
You're welcome! I'm glad to hear that the issue with Secure Boot on your Gigabyte motherboard has been resolved. It's always a relief when a simple fix solves the problem. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Otherwise, enjoy your secure boot-enabled PC!
Set CSM (Compatibility Support Module) to "Never" in the BIOS setup, in addition to enabling Secure Boot. This should prevent CSM from overriding Secure Boot. Save changes and reboot.
It sounds like you're trying to enable Secure Boot on your Gigabyte motherboard, but the F10 key is not working to save and exit the BIOS settings. Try these alternatives: 1. Check your keyboard: Ensure your keyboard is properly connected and functioning correctly. 2. Use a different key: Try using the Enter key or another key specified in your motherboard manual to save and exit. 3. Save & Exit manually: Navigate to the "Save & Exit" tab in the BIOS settings and select the appropriate option. If issues persist, consider consulting your motherboard manual or contacting Gigabyte support for further assistance.
If Secure Boot is enabled but not active and locked down, try resetting BIOS to default, updating BIOS, or checking hardware compatibility. If issues persist, contact Gigabyte support.
Try restarting, re-entering BIOS, and double-checking Secure Boot and boot order settings. If issues persist, reset BIOS to default or update to the latest version.
If Secure Boot is enabled in BIOS but shows as "off" in System Information: 1. Set Secure Boot to "Enabled" in BIOS. 2. Save changes and exit. 3. Run Command Prompt as Administrator. 4. Type: `bcdedit /set {current} bootmenupolicy Standard` 5. Reboot. This should sync the Secure Boot state.
Hey I really need some help even though I enabled it in bios in system info it still says that secure boot is off
To fix Secure Boot showing as "off" in System Information:
1. Enable Secure Boot in BIOS.
2. Run Command Prompt as Admin.
3. Type: `bcdedit /set {current} bootmenupolicy Standard`
4. Reboot.
Syncs Secure Boot state between BIOS and Windows.
@@rambotech_it saying access denied
It still says it not active
If Secure Boot is enabled but not active:
1. Check if CSM (Compatibility Support Module) is disabled.
2. Ensure Secure Boot is set to "Standard" (not "Custom").
3. Save changes and exit BIOS, then re-enter.
4. Try resetting BIOS settings to default.
5. If still not active, update your BIOS to the latest version.
If none of these steps work, consider seeking help from Gigabyte support or a PC expert.
This video helpful me thanks❤
it says secure variable update is locked down (it still dont work)😢
"Secure variable update is locked down" error:
1. Reset BIOS settings to default.
2. Ensure Secure Boot is set to "Standard".
3. Save and exit, then re-enter BIOS.
4. Update BIOS if issue persists.
Consult Gigabyte support if still not working.
Thanks bhaiya ❤❤❤
You're welcome! I'm glad to hear that the issue with Secure Boot on your Gigabyte motherboard has been resolved. It's always a relief when a simple fix solves the problem. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Otherwise, enjoy your secure boot-enabled PC!
I turn csm off and when i go back to the bios it it turned on again, any help?
Set CSM (Compatibility Support Module) to "Never" in the BIOS setup, in addition to enabling Secure Boot. This should prevent CSM from overriding Secure Boot. Save changes and reboot.
@@rambotech_ I only have
enable/disable options
thank you
You're welcome
😉 good
Thanks 😋
Bro f10 key not working 😢00:50
It sounds like you're trying to enable Secure Boot on your Gigabyte motherboard, but the F10 key is not working to save and exit the BIOS settings.
Try these alternatives:
1. Check your keyboard: Ensure your keyboard is properly connected and functioning correctly.
2. Use a different key: Try using the Enter key or another key specified in your motherboard manual to save and exit.
3. Save & Exit manually: Navigate to the "Save & Exit" tab in the BIOS settings and select the appropriate option.
If issues persist, consider consulting your motherboard manual or contacting Gigabyte support for further assistance.
What if it says its locked down
If Secure Boot is enabled but not active and locked down, try resetting BIOS to default, updating BIOS, or checking hardware compatibility. If issues persist, contact Gigabyte support.
Maine ye sare step follow kiye , screen black ho gya ab kya karu😢
Try restarting, re-entering BIOS, and double-checking Secure Boot and boot order settings. If issues persist, reset BIOS to default or update to the latest version.
How do i go to windows?
Save changes, exit BIOS, and your computer should automatically restart and boot into Windows.
Hey I really need some help even though I enabled it in bios in system info it still says that secure boot is off
If Secure Boot is enabled in BIOS but shows as "off" in System Information:
1. Set Secure Boot to "Enabled" in BIOS.
2. Save changes and exit.
3. Run Command Prompt as Administrator.
4. Type: `bcdedit /set {current} bootmenupolicy Standard`
5. Reboot.
This should sync the Secure Boot state.