Hey everyone,
I’ve been trying to upgrade to Windows 11, but the PC Health Check tool keeps telling me that Secure Boot is not enabled. I’ve gone into my UEFI settings and I’m pretty sure I activated it, but when I check with msinfo32, the Secure Boot state still shows as “Off”. Here’s what I’ve done so far:
I’m on a Gigabyte B560 board, and I also read that sometimes you need to switch to GPT instead of MBR. Is that related? I ran
and my system disk shows “GPT” in the list, so that should be fine.
Does anyone know why the setting doesn’t stick? Or is there a hidden option somewhere? The exact error I get from the Windows 11 compatibility check is:
I’ve attached a screenshot of my UEFI screen (not sure if that helps). Any ideas? Thanks in advance.
I’ve been trying to upgrade to Windows 11, but the PC Health Check tool keeps telling me that Secure Boot is not enabled. I’ve gone into my UEFI settings and I’m pretty sure I activated it, but when I check with msinfo32, the Secure Boot state still shows as “Off”. Here’s what I’ve done so far:
- Checked that my motherboard runs in UEFI mode (not Legacy/CSM)
- Enabled Secure Boot under the Boot tab
- Saved and exited – rebooted multiple times
I’m on a Gigabyte B560 board, and I also read that sometimes you need to switch to GPT instead of MBR. Is that related? I ran
Code:
diskpart
Does anyone know why the setting doesn’t stick? Or is there a hidden option somewhere? The exact error I get from the Windows 11 compatibility check is:
Code:
This PC must support Secure Boot
I’ve attached a screenshot of my UEFI screen (not sure if that helps). Any ideas? Thanks in advance.