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‎08-09-2025 01:04 AM - edited ‎08-09-2025 01:09 AM

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I upgraded from Windows 10 to Windows 11. Got version 23H. Windows Upgrade dont offer version 24H2. I guess the reason is the missing SECURE BOOT option. I entered BIOS. There is NO Boot Option LEGACY SUPPORT. In fact the system is running UEFI. But the displayed Boot Option SECURE BOOT is greyed out (value DISABLED). I am not able to chose the option and change it to ENABLED. How can I activate Boot Option SECURE BOOT? 

Bios Version is latest F.73.

TPM is enabled.

Thank you for your help!

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‎08-09-2025 01:38 AM

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I found the solution here. I loaded HP Factory Default Keys and option Secure Boot was available.

 

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‎08-09-2025 01:38 AM

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I found the solution here. I loaded HP Factory Default Keys and option Secure Boot was available.

 

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