Thousands of compliant HP devices, but not two HP G6 Mini pc's. If you change the secure boot setting (on to off or vv) though by fiddling with the BIOS settings it will trigger a change that requires your whole 48 digit bitlocker key to be entered so if you want to change it suspend bitlocker and then restart (so you can make your BIOS change). So it appears you have to do something other than simply having the boot loader exist on the disk somewhere. Next, you have to find out System Summary and in the right pane select Secure Boot State and check its state. This must be done at the next restart by entering the Legacy BIOS where you will enable the UEFI Secure Boot mode. In fact, the OpenSUSE boot DVD works on EFI systems with Secure Boot, but simply copying all its files onto another DVD doesn't work. The “Secure Boot Enabled” is always greyed out and unable to change that option. Find your Save feature and, after you've saved your changes and exited 2. Model - HP Elitedesk G2/3 I can confirm that simply putting such a file onto a CD-ROM does not work.
2020 On the Compliance settings tab, expand Device Health and select Require Secure Boot to be enabled on the device. Require secure boot to be enabled on the device not compliantĪSUS Secure Boot.
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