How to Enable Secure Boot in Windows 11?

How to Turn on Secure Boot?

In this video, we'll provide you with a step-by-step guide on how to enable secure boot in Windows 11. We'll walk you through the process by highlighting important settings. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this video is designed to empower you to take control of your system's security.

First check the status of the secure boot in Windows 11. To do that, search for ‘System Information’ and look for ‘Secure Boot’. In this case, it was ‘Off’ means ‘Disabled.’ So, let me Enable it.
To Enable Secure Boot in Windows 11, tap on the Windows icon then choose ‘Settings’
Go to ‘Windows Update’ then choose ‘Advanced Options’
Select ‘Recovery’ and tap on ‘Restart now’ next to Advanced startup.
Now the system will restart in recovery mode.
In Recovery mode, choose ‘Troubleshoot’ then ‘Advanced options’ then tap on ‘UEFI Firmware Settings’ to change settings in your PC’s UEFI firmware.
Choose ‘Restart’ to enter into BIOS settings.
In the BIOS settings, you need to go to the Boot tab. Mine is an ASUS motherboard, I need to choose ‘Advanced Mode’ to change the boot options.
Now in the Boot tab, find ‘Secure Boot’. Here you can see that the Secure Boot is Disabled.
To Enable it, select ‘Key Management’ and tap on ‘Load Secure Boot keys’ and confirm it by choosing Yes.
There you can see the Secure Boot state is now Enabled.
Save the change by pressing F10 key in my case.
Now, see the system information. Here you can see that the secure boot is showing On which means Enabled.
In any case, if you need to disable secure boot in Windows 11, be sure to check this tutorial right here:

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