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Disable secure boot in BIOS

2020/01/16 23:07

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CCBoot cannot work with secure boot (Figure 1).

installation-failed-secure-boot 

Figure 1

So we have to disable it in BIOS.

We can disable it by following the steps below:

For Dell :

1. Go to BIOS setting.

2.Go to "Secure Boot" Option (Figure 2).

Secure-boot-bios

Figure 2

3.Disable secure boot by selecting "Disable" radio button and click on "Apply" button (Figure 3). 

Apply-changes-secure-bios

Figure 3

For MSI :

MSI-secure-boot

Figure 4

  1. For legacy image, there is no need to disable secure boot. It is because there is no way to enable it when CSM is enabled.
  2. For UEFI image, there is no need to change mode from CSM to UEFI.

For ASRock :

asrock-secure-boot

Figure 5

For ASUS :

asus-secure-boot

Figure 6


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