F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop Updated secure boot settings, no startup.

Updated secure boot settings, no startup.

Updated secure boot settings, no startup.

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Creeperman3
Senior Member
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03-29-2021, 01:27 PM
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I was attempting to adjust certain configurations to enable my desktop to upgrade to Windows 11. One adjustment involved secure boot, which I followed in the provided video. When switching from setup mode (which I don’t recall being in) to user mode, I changed the secure boot setting from "standard" to "custom." It prompted me to save and restart, which I did. After that, my computer is not responding at all—no output, even for the BIOS. I tested both DP and HDMI connections via my graphics card and the built-in motherboard ports. I’m running an MSI Tomahawk B350, and it was functioning properly before. This was the sole setting I modified during that process (other reboots were successful). I restarted, disconnected from power, and followed all instructions on the guide. The only detail I can share is that the "Boot" LED remains illuminated. Any assistance would be highly appreciated.
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Creeperman3
03-29-2021, 01:27 PM #1

I was attempting to adjust certain configurations to enable my desktop to upgrade to Windows 11. One adjustment involved secure boot, which I followed in the provided video. When switching from setup mode (which I don’t recall being in) to user mode, I changed the secure boot setting from "standard" to "custom." It prompted me to save and restart, which I did. After that, my computer is not responding at all—no output, even for the BIOS. I tested both DP and HDMI connections via my graphics card and the built-in motherboard ports. I’m running an MSI Tomahawk B350, and it was functioning properly before. This was the sole setting I modified during that process (other reboots were successful). I restarted, disconnected from power, and followed all instructions on the guide. The only detail I can share is that the "Boot" LED remains illuminated. Any assistance would be highly appreciated.

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Mastera616
Member
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04-01-2021, 03:30 AM
#2
I’m still trying to figure out the change But I removed all the cables from the back of my computer and it now starts in the BIOS. Excuse me for wasting anyone’s time.
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Mastera616
04-01-2021, 03:30 AM #2

I’m still trying to figure out the change But I removed all the cables from the back of my computer and it now starts in the BIOS. Excuse me for wasting anyone’s time.