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Turns on security settings makes a blue screen come up after booting your computer.

Turns on security settings makes a blue screen come up after booting your computer.

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alerabbit
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10-22-2026, 06:09 AM
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Hey guys, so my brand new PC arrived and I'm trying to get past Windows 11 rules. I added two settings called BypassTPMCheck and BypassSecureBootCheck. When it was time to put Windows on the computer, none of my hard drives showed up at all. So I had to check the BIOS menu and turn off a few things. It sounded like I disabled either Rapid Storage or CMS or SecureBoot, but I just can't remember exactly which one I chose. That let Windows finally find the onboard m.2 SSD. But Valorant needs SecureBoot on, so I went into the BIOS again and turned it back ON. When I tried to boot up, a blue screen appeared that said my boot drive was inaccessible. Now I have reset all those settings for now, but is there any other way around this problem? My motherboard is an Asus Prime Z790P-WIFI. Thanks so much, Jason
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alerabbit
10-22-2026, 06:09 AM #1

Hey guys, so my brand new PC arrived and I'm trying to get past Windows 11 rules. I added two settings called BypassTPMCheck and BypassSecureBootCheck. When it was time to put Windows on the computer, none of my hard drives showed up at all. So I had to check the BIOS menu and turn off a few things. It sounded like I disabled either Rapid Storage or CMS or SecureBoot, but I just can't remember exactly which one I chose. That let Windows finally find the onboard m.2 SSD. But Valorant needs SecureBoot on, so I went into the BIOS again and turned it back ON. When I tried to boot up, a blue screen appeared that said my boot drive was inaccessible. Now I have reset all those settings for now, but is there any other way around this problem? My motherboard is an Asus Prime Z790P-WIFI. Thanks so much, Jason

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lily9minimowi
Junior Member
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10-22-2026, 06:59 AM
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Update: Nevermind! I fixed it all myself by enabling VMD so Windows could see and install the drive. Then I went back into BIOS and disabled that setting too. Now in Boot -> Secure Boot -> Install Secure Boot Keys, I changed it from Other OS to Windows UEFI. Voila!
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lily9minimowi
10-22-2026, 06:59 AM #2

Update: Nevermind! I fixed it all myself by enabling VMD so Windows could see and install the drive. Then I went back into BIOS and disabled that setting too. Now in Boot -> Secure Boot -> Install Secure Boot Keys, I changed it from Other OS to Windows UEFI. Voila!