UEFI Secure Boot verification failure

[ccldxx]

VAN: RESTRICTION : 1
UEFI Secure Boot verification failure.

BIOS mode is UEFI, secure boot is on, BIOS is update to date, tried clearing secure boot keys and tpm, tried reinstalling vanguard, tried multiple accounts, tried reinstalling vanguard, have also reinstalled windows since the issue first occured.

[geo1526]

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[petros2x]

Update / flash your BIOS and it should be fine.

Let me know if that solves your problem.

[Apu Nahasapeemapetilon]

Try resetting Secure Boot keys to factory default in BIOS, then toggle Secure Boot off/on. If it still fails, reflash BIOS and reinstall Vanguard

[Money Trees]

Enable TPM and Secure Boot in BIOS, set boot mode to UEFI, then reinstall Vanguard that’s the common fix for it. Maybe you’re just doing it wrong, double-check the settings

[Femboys]

This happened to my laptop too. I just flashed my bios to a different version and it worked xd

[geo1526]

Originally Posted by Femboys

This happened to my laptop too. I just flashed my bios to a different version and it worked xd

Yeah it happen sometimes when the boot files or corrupted. Or using incorrect secure boot keys / misconfiguration secure boot policy

[CosmoCheats]

Originally Posted by ccldxx

VAN: RESTRICTION : 1
UEFI Secure Boot verification failure.

BIOS mode is UEFI, secure boot is on, BIOS is update to date, tried clearing secure boot keys and tpm, tried reinstalling vanguard, tried multiple accounts, tried reinstalling vanguard, have also reinstalled windows since the issue first occured.

Flash bios or consider looking into pop up bypasses.

[Femboys]

Originally Posted by geo1526

Yeah it happen sometimes when the boot files or corrupted. Or using incorrect secure boot keys / misconfiguration secure boot policy

Uhuh flashing is the fastest way to fix it imo, just pray your PC doesn't shut off while it's happening xd