Solved: Secure boot don't stay enabled - HP Support Community

Hotzu · ‎02-04-2023

Hello. First thing I'm sorry if this topic is not good I don't know what is it for my problem. I want to install Windows 11 and I activated TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot enabled. But when I restart my computer and I checked (with System Information) the Secure Boot is disabled. I try for many times to enabled but everytime is disabled when I restart computer. What can I do to stay enabled? Thank you!

BeemerBiker · ‎02-04-2023

You need to clear tpm, reboot go in to bios and clear the keys

Not sure about the order whether the bios keys are cleared first or the TPM

I think tpm first. run "tpm.msc" from the windows 11 or 10 search bar

If the above does not work then type msinfo32.exe from the search bar, select "run as administrator" and then look down at the bottom for the phrase "device encryption support" and copy and paste what it says here

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BeemerBiker · ‎02-04-2023

You need to clear tpm, reboot go in to bios and clear the keys

Not sure about the order whether the bios keys are cleared first or the TPM

I think tpm first. run "tpm.msc" from the windows 11 or 10 search bar

If the above does not work then type msinfo32.exe from the search bar, select "run as administrator" and then look down at the bottom for the phrase "device encryption support" and copy and paste what it says here

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I am a community volunteer and do not work for HP. If you find
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Secure boot don't stay enabled

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