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OK, so WHY are you trying to disable Secure Boot? IF it is to install a Linux distro, I would strongly advise AGAINST that -- for two reasons.
First, HP does not provide Linux support. So if you do this, then you assume ALL responsibility for maintaining this PC after that. You will get no further assistance from HP.
Second, All-in-Ones are basically huge laptops with external mice and keyboards -- and like laptops, they have specialized hardware for which few, if any, Linux drivers exist. If you force an Linux installation, you will on your own to get drivers because HP does not provide Linux drivers.
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