Disable secure boot.

I want to disable startup secure on my Inspiron 17R upgrade to Windows 8. After stopping and restarting and then pressing F2 or F10, it deposits in

Advanced startup options, but I can't find where are the startup options, never mind has changed. Can can someone guide me through this more in detail. Apologies

If I'm a bit dim.

Hello

Secure boot is a Windows 8 feature that uses a public key infrastructure to check the integrity of the operating system and to restrict programs unauthorized such as start-up kits to infect the machine.

I checked the BIOS of your system model and there is no option to disable secure boot.

Before you install Windows 8, I suggest you to run Windows 8 Upgrade Wizard by clicking on the link below, it will scan the system hardware, applications, and devices connected to see if they will work with Windows 8:

http://bit.LY/PSGwvj

Please visit the below mentioned link for more information:

http://bit.LY/SMLRju

Thank you & best regards
Mustapha S
#iworkfordell

Tags: Dell Software

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