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‎08-26-2026 01:59 AM

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I recently tried playing the MW4 Beta and received an attestation BIOS error stating that my BIOS was outdated. I updated my BIOS to version F.24, but ever since the update, I have been experiencing issues for the past three days.

The primary issue is that I cannot get the Secure Boot State to show as “On.”

 

System Information:

  • System Model: OMEN 30L Desktop GT13-1174
  • Operating System: Windows 11 Home
  • Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 5600G

Current BIOS/Security Configuration:

  • BIOS Mode: UEFI
  • Partition Style: GPT
  • TPM 2.0: Enabled
  • Secure Boot: Enabled
  • Platform Key (PK): Not Enrolled
  • Pending Action: None

I have tried numerous troubleshooting methods, including resetting the CMOS, but I still cannot get Secure Boot to fully activate. The Secure Boot State remains “Off” despite Secure Boot being enabled in the BIOS settings.

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‎08-26-2026 02:38 AM

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Call of Duty, Black Ops and other games that cannot run due to Secure Boot Invalid Signature error or TPM attestation failure.

Please read this article if you have Omen, Victus, or other gaming PCs.

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