How To Change Secure Boot On Asus Bios

in this video i will show you how to change secure boot settings in your Asus motherboards bios to be able to install windows 11.

hopefully this video helped, please feel free to drop a comment on fixes you'd like to see done in the future.

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[lotharquest]

For me this worked exactly the opposite as you said in your video. It was on other OS and the system was incompatible for upgrade. Then I changed to Windows UEFI and now it says it's compatible to install windows 11. Anyway, that helped me finding this on the BIOS, so thank you.

[goodbyexd]

Omg ty i spent more then 1 hour looking a pointless videos ty

[wladox]

Thanks so much, this is the only tutorial that worked for me

[johngreydanus]

I learned something but not sure if that is enough right now, so hard to find information on ASUS BIOS settings

[Bowhunterwt]

After doing the PC Check for windows 11 it tells me I need a secure boot. Mine is already set for Other (OS) so it doesn't passed the PC Check.

[ypluto_]

For me it was already on other os. But either way (whether i put it on other os or windows uefi) the pc health check says the pc has to support secure boot even though the secure boot state is enabled.

[dylhancampos]

I was really confused with that, thanks

[redraven]

Legends after switching it to UEFI mode to turn on my secure boot it worked!

[Potato-gvfx]

My Pc health check says I have everything for windows 11, but on the Windows Update, it says my Pc doesn’t currently meet the requirnents

[Thready]

Thank you for the video you just earned a sub I am going to try this when I get home, all I need to do is enable secure boot and later I will convert my drives from MBR to GPT. Hope I can hop to Windows 11 in the future. I will stay on 10 for a while but I want to be ready for the move.

[fxsrider]

When I want to go into BIOS I wait for the screen that says to press F2 or DEL, then I press the delete key one time. Works like a champ!!

[drsaintg]

Great video brotha. Clear and concise.

[Player]

No matter if it's on other os or uefi for me it still says it doesn't support secure boot

[Simon-zgob]

Thank you so much 😊 you really helped me

[yuratripwire]

Thank you for helping me before I smashed my brand new asus lol. Settings were a bit different then urs but it gave me a general idea where to go lol

[mile_highclub]

Thank you so much this worked perfectly

[jeppymongoose]

This is the last thing I am trying to resolve so I can install Windows 11. PC Health check gives me the green light on everything but "This PC must support Secure Boot". I have tried both options in your video and neither work. Bios is also updated to the latest version as of today. Using Z370-a ii

[ErikKnepfler]

Weird - I installed W11 while using "Other OS" and then later I accidentally switched it to UEFI and the system refused to boot, had to change it back. I also suspect that not having UEFI mode is blocking the W11 22H2 patch from installing (0x8007001f error, very hard to diagnose, I still haven't found a way to make this update install.)

[peeuw]

I had to turn on TPM on my AMD CPU to install windows 11 as it was already on other OS, after updating I try to play valorant and its saying I have to enable secure boot so I was confused. currently switched it to windows uefi mode and hoping.

[SouthSiderk]

i change that and it wont bought into windows 10 to do the upgrading.... already have windows 10 installed and it would just be an upgrade thing.... right??