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‎11-19-2025 05:58 AM

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In bios secure boot is enabled but grayed out it's like this since the recent F.38 update, I tried disabling and enabling it, restoring keys, reinstalling windows, reinstalling last bios update... and nothing seems to be working .... my disk is GPT and im on UEFI aswell so that isn't the problem either also my PC do support secure boot aswell... can I get some help on this?

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‎11-19-2025 06:21 AM - edited ‎11-19-2025 06:32 AM

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Greetings @cryptedmods 

 

I would think you should know your PC's problem requires a future HP BIOS update to fix: the Secure Boot problem and the TPM 2.0 manufacturing version problem.

 

Periodically check your HP PC's driver download site for a future BIOS update.

 

Also check out this Forum thread for additional info.

 

Regards

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‎11-20-2025 04:59 AM

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thats just another bs message, i recently updated it to F38, this update came through at 14-11-2025 and this is already been going for over 8 months now....

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