To enable Secure Boot, follow these general steps:
- Restart your PC and enter the BIOS/UEFI settings. This is usually done by pressing a key like F2, DEL, ESC, or F10 during the initial boot screen.
- In BIOS, find the Boot Mode or Boot Configuration section and set it to UEFI mode rather than Legacy or CSM.
- Navigate to the Secure Boot setting, usually located under Security, Boot, or Authentication tabs.
- Set Secure Boot to Enabled. If the option is grayed out, ensure you are in UEFI mode and that your disk partition style is GPT (not MBR).
- Save changes and exit BIOS (typically with F10).
If your disk is in MBR format, you need to convert it to GPT before enabling
Secure Boot. This can be done using Windows tools like Disk Management or the
command-line tool mbr2gpt. For Battlefield 6 specifically, enabling Secure
Boot is necessary to avoid secure boot errors when launching the game. These
steps are consistent across most modern PCs but can vary slightly depending on
the manufacturer and BIOS version. Be sure to consult your PC or motherboard
manual for exact key presses and menu names if needed.
If more detailed steps are needed for a specific brand or model, I can provide that as well.
