So, lets get started without further ado.

Sometimes, it might happen on a Windows equipment where Secure Boot is automatically disabled for some missed configuration.

So, you dont need to worry about that.

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By enabling the Secure Boot feature correctly, its possible to solve the issue.

So, to fix the problem, follow some steps that I mentioned below.

So, follow the steps below to restore the factory keys.

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In Windows 11, Microsoft declared some system requirements to launch the OS smoothly on a PC.

So, first, verify the Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 is enabled on your PC.

To initiate the Secure Boot and TPM 2.0, follow the below-mentioned steps.

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So, first, you better ensure whether the TPM and Secure Boot are enabled.

Are you confused about whether the Secure Boot and TPM are enabled or not on your Windows 11/10 PC?

Note:The following methods to check the Secure Boot and TPM state also work on Windows 11.

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If the state showsOn,then the Secure Boot is enabled.

If the state showsOff,the Secure Boot is disabled.

Sometimes, the Secure Boot is enabled, but the system shows it is disabled.

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Though its not a big issue, you should probably fix it.

I also described some proven and tested solutions to solve the issues.

Thats all, buddy.

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