Fix 1: Check Secure Boot Status
The BIOS also needs to be checked to see if Secure Boot is enabled or not configured correctly. The Secure Boot status can be seen in the System Information window.
1. Open the Run window by pressing the Windows key and the R key simultaneously, type the following command and press Enter.
msinfo32
msinfo command launch field
2. Find the System Configuration Options window and loo venezuela telegram data for Secure Boot Status. If it says Off, then Secure Boot is not enabled on your computer.
Check the status of the Secure Boot patch. Secure Boot update failed.
If it is enabled and you want to disable it, follow the next solution to disable or enable Secure Boot in BIOS section.
Fix 2: Disable and re-enable Secure Boot
From time to time, simply turning Secure Boot on and off can fix certain issues related to it.
1. Click Restart, and then press a key, which is usually F2, F10, Delete, or Esc, to enter the BIOSUEFI settings. The key varies depending on the manufacturer.