Initialization secure process
Initialization secure process
Secure boot is a BIOS setting and shouldn't be influenced by Windows. However, changing its state may require reinstalling the operating system. This setting can sometimes prevent Windows from booting, even after reverting it. To activate Secure Boot in BIOS, you might need to turn off compatibility mode support and enable TPM 2.0. Check your motherboard's documentation if problems persist. Once Secure Boot is properly set, you can proceed with installing Windows 11. Be careful—disabling Secure Boot can damage your installation. P.S., your hardware specifications might be useful.
I followed your instructions and the installation went smoothly. Thanks a lot!