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08-27-2026 01:31 PM
Hi, I have an HP Omen DH 1010NA RTX 2070 i7 Gen 10 laptop, I have a problem with Secure Boot, namely the Windols starts with Secure Boot Off but when I give On it appears in red Boot Violtion I tried to give clear and then I uploaded it to factory values, I put password on Bios Administrator nothing, maybe you can help me or maybe you have another solution that I do not know!, thank you very much.
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08-29-2026 11:48 AM
Hi,
Welcome to the HP Support Community!
I understand that your HP OMEN 15-dh1010na is showing a Secure Boot Violation when you enable Secure Boot, while Windows starts normally when Secure Boot is disabled.
Please try the following steps:
- Check the boot configuration
- Restart the laptop and repeatedly press F10 to enter BIOS Setup.
- Go to Boot Options.
- Make sure Legacy Support is disabled and the system is configured for UEFI boot. HP requires UEFI/legacy support to be configured correctly when enabling Secure Boot.
Restore the Secure Boot factory keys
- In BIOS, go to Security > Secure Boot Configuration.
- Select Clear Secure Boot Keys if available.
- Save the changes and restart back into the BIOS.
- Return to Secure Boot Configuration.
- Select Load/Restore HP Factory Default Keys.
- Save the changes and restart.
- Enter BIOS again and enable Secure Boot.
- Save and restart the laptop. HP documents restoring the factory Secure Boot keys as a recovery procedure for Secure Boot violations.
Once Windows starts, press Windows + R, type msinfo32, and press Enter. Check the Secure Boot state and confirm whether it shows On.
If you still receive “Secure Boot Violation” after restoring the factory keys, please provide your current BIOS version and a photo of the exact Secure Boot error. We can then check whether there is a BIOS/firmware-specific issue for your OMEN model before trying anything more advanced.
Best regards,
Kuroi_Kenshi
I'm an HP Employee.
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08-29-2026 11:48 AM
Hi,
Welcome to the HP Support Community!
I understand that your HP OMEN 15-dh1010na is showing a Secure Boot Violation when you enable Secure Boot, while Windows starts normally when Secure Boot is disabled.
Please try the following steps:
- Check the boot configuration
- Restart the laptop and repeatedly press F10 to enter BIOS Setup.
- Go to Boot Options.
- Make sure Legacy Support is disabled and the system is configured for UEFI boot. HP requires UEFI/legacy support to be configured correctly when enabling Secure Boot.
Restore the Secure Boot factory keys
- In BIOS, go to Security > Secure Boot Configuration.
- Select Clear Secure Boot Keys if available.
- Save the changes and restart back into the BIOS.
- Return to Secure Boot Configuration.
- Select Load/Restore HP Factory Default Keys.
- Save the changes and restart.
- Enter BIOS again and enable Secure Boot.
- Save and restart the laptop. HP documents restoring the factory Secure Boot keys as a recovery procedure for Secure Boot violations.
Once Windows starts, press Windows + R, type msinfo32, and press Enter. Check the Secure Boot state and confirm whether it shows On.
If you still receive “Secure Boot Violation” after restoring the factory keys, please provide your current BIOS version and a photo of the exact Secure Boot error. We can then check whether there is a BIOS/firmware-specific issue for your OMEN model before trying anything more advanced.
Best regards,
Kuroi_Kenshi
I'm an HP Employee.
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08-31-2026 02:24 AM
Hi @dilau82,
Thank you for getting back.
Since the above steps did not help, let's try a few additional steps to try to get this resolved.
Please refer to the below link and let me know if it helped.
Best Regards,
I'm an HP Employee.
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