Secure Boot

This step is entirely optional but highly recommend if you want to use the tool correctly and avoid any crash or BSOD.

Check If Secure Boot is Enabled

1. Open System Information:

   • Type "System Information" in the Windows search bar and open it.

2. Find Secure Boot Status:

   • In the System Information window, look for "Secure Boot State" under the "System Summary" section.

Determine Next Steps

• If Secure Boot is Enabled:

  • Follow the steps below to disable Secure Boot.

• If Secure Boot is Disabled:

  • You can skip this guide. Your system does not have Secure Boot enabled.

Steps to Disable Secure Boot

1. Restart Your Computer:

   • Save any open documents and restart your computer.

2. Enter BIOS Setup:

   • As your computer starts, press the key to enter BIOS setup. This key is usually displayed on the screen during the startup process (common keys are F2, F10, Del, or Esc).

3. Locate Secure Boot Settings:

   • Navigate through the BIOS menu to find the Secure Boot settings. These are often located under "Boot," "Security," or a similar section.

4. Disable Secure Boot:

   • Find the option for "Secure Boot" and set it to "Disabled."

5. Save and Exit:

   • Save your changes and exit the BIOS setup. This is usually done by pressing F10, but refer to your screen or manual for the exact key.

6. Verify Secure Boot Status:

   • Once your computer restarts, repeat the steps in the "Check If Secure Boot is Enabled" section to ensure the setting is now disabled.

By following these steps, you will successfully disable Secure Boot on your computer, which may be necessary for installing certain operating systems or software.