📜Secure Boot
Having trouble running QMZ Services tools? Disabling Secure Boot is often required for full compatibility! 🛠️
❓ What is Secure Boot?
Secure Boot is a security feature in your computer’s BIOS/UEFI that helps protect your system from unauthorized software. However, it can sometimes block advanced tools like QMZ Services.
🔍 How to Check Secure Boot Status
Press Windows + R, type
msinfo32, and hit Enter.In the System Information window, look for Secure Boot State.
If it says Off/Disabled – you’re all set! ✅
If it says On/Enabled – follow the steps below to disable it. ❌
🛠️ How to Disable Secure Boot
Restart your PC and enter BIOS/UEFI settings. (Usually by pressing F2, F10, DEL, or ESC during startup – check your screen for the right key!) 🔑
Find the Secure Boot option (usually under “Boot” or “Security” tab).
Set Secure Boot to Disabled.
Save changes and exit BIOS/UEFI (usually F10).
Boot back into Windows and check the status again.
❗ Troubleshooting
Can’t find the option? Check your motherboard or laptop manual, or search “[your PC model] disable Secure Boot” online.
Some systems may require you to set a supervisor/admin password in BIOS before you can change Secure Boot settings.
If you’re dual-booting with Linux, disabling Secure Boot may be required for some distributions.
💬 Need Help?
If you’re stuck or unsure, join our Discord server and our team will help you out!
🏆 Pro Tip: Disabling Secure Boot is safe as long as you only run trusted software like QMZ Services!
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