asus how to disable secure boot?
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["Go into the 'Secure Boot' option under the Boot section.", 'Ensure the proper OS Type is selected, and go into Key Management.', "Select 'Save Secure Boot Keys' and press enter.", "Select the USB drive when asked to 'Select a File System'."]
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Type “ msconfig “ in search box – open msconfig – in the General tab select either normal startup or selective startup (not the diagnostic startup) – in the boot tab, uncheck the box against safe boot. Click apply and ok and then restart.
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['Install the Motherboard Drivers. [02:04]', 'Prevent Windows Update from Updating Drivers. [02:18]', 'Mouse Acceleration. [03:59]']
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To exit Safe Mode, open the System Configuration tool by opening the Run command (keyboard shortcut: Windows key + R) and typing msconfig then Ok. 2. Tap or click the Boot tab, uncheck the Safe boot box, hit Apply, and then Ok. Restarting your machine will exit Safe mode.
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['Try Windows Safe Mode. ... ', 'Check Your Battery. ... ', 'Unplug All Your USB Devices. ... ', 'Turn Off Fast Boot. ... ', 'Try a Malware Scan. ... ', 'Boot to the Command Prompt Interface. ... ', 'Use System Restore or Startup Repair. ... ', 'Reassign Your Drive Letter.']
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["Without admin rights you can't make any changes in o.s. (date or time).", 'Through the BIOS you can make changes in to the system date and time, if BIOS is not protected by password.', 'Just restart your PC and enter into the BIOS go to the Date and Time and make changes.']
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['Run the Installer as Admin.', 'Switch Your User Account to an Admin Profile.', 'Enable the Built-in Admin Account via Command Prompt.', 'Open the Program Install and Uninstall Troubleshooter.', 'Move the Installer to the C: Drive.', 'Adjust the UAC Settings.']
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['Boot to BIOS. ... ', 'Check your current BIOS version. ... ', 'Download the most recent BIOS iteration from the ASUS website. ... ', 'Boot to BIOS. ... ', 'Select the USB device. ... ', 'You will be prompted one final time before applying the update. ... ', 'Reboot upon completion.']
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Turn on the computer. Immediately press the Escape key repeatedly, about once every second, until the Startup Menu opens. Press F9 to open the Boot Device Options menu. ... If you cannot select the USB flash drive from the Boot Menu, disable Secure Boot and enable Legacy Mode in BIOS.
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['Boot into Windows.', 'Press the Windows and R keys to open Run.', 'Type msconfig.', 'Click the Boot Tab.', 'At the Boot options section, check the Safe Boot checkbox and the Minimal checkbox.', 'Click OK.', 'Restart the computer.']
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When Microsoft System Configuration tool opens, click the Boot tab. Then, on Boot options, check the box beside Safe boot and select Minimal (default). When you finish, click Apply. Then OK.
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Step 1: Press WIN key and R key in the meantime to open the Run dialog box, type msconfig and click OK to open System Configuration. Step 2: In the System Configuration window, select Boot on the top, uncheck the box before Safe boot and tap OK. Step 3: Click Restart to restart your computer and apply the changes.
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You can disable the Chassis Opened Warning message in the Security tab in your system BIOS to clear this message. If you do not have this option in the BIOS, you can download a patch from our support site to add this option.
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Restart the computer and when the Asus logo pops up on screen either press F10 or F12. You will then be taken to the boot menu and you can select start in safe mode.
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['Boot your computer from Windows installation disc and press any key when prompted. ... ', 'When you see Windows Setup, press the Shift + F10 keys to open a Command Prompt.', 'Type the following command and press Enter to turn off Safe Mode: ... ', "When it's done, close the Command Prompt and stop Windows Setup."]
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Press the "Delete" key while the system is booting up to enter the BIOS. There is normally a message similar to "Press Del to enter SETUP," but it can flash by quickly. On rare occasions, "F2" may be the BIOS key.
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Linux Secure Boot is a feature in Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016 that allows some Linux distributions to boot under Hyper-V as Generation 2 virtual machines. Linux Secure Boot corrects an issue where many non-Microsoft operating systems could not boot on computer platforms that use UEFI firmware.