Here, in this guide, we will walk you through steps to fix the issue right after discussing its causes. Let’s get started!
Why is Secure Boot enabled but not active?
There could be various reasons why the error occurs on your computer, some of them are mentioned here:
Secure Boot feature disabled – If the Secure Boot option in UEFI firmware settings is set to Disabled, the feature will not work, even if it is technically enabled. CSM enabled – If CSM is enabled in UEFI settings then you might face the error. You need to disable this setting to fix it. BIOS is outdated – If BIOS is not up to date, it may not support the Secure boot feature. You need to update BIOS to get the feature enabled.
What can I do if Secure Boot is enabled but not active on Windows 11?
Before engaging in advanced troubleshooting steps, you need to update BIOS if outdated. Once done, follow these steps in sequence as mentioned below :
1. Disable the Compatibility Support Module (CSM)
2. Change the platform
3. Enable Secure Boot
So, these are methods that you need to follow to fix secure boot enabled but not active on Windows 11. Try them and let us know what worked for you in the comments below.
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