HP Pavilion 15 p201nt: HP Secure Boot & Remove UEFI BIOS

Similar Questions

• Satellite P840: How to create the secure boot with UEFI Bios recovery disk

  Hello

  I have laptop P840 that came pre-installed with Windows 8, which I've upgraded to Windows 8 Pro.
  I then updated to Windows Pro 8.1 by Windows store. Please notify:

  1. how to create a DVD repair or start for windows 8.1 pro with UEFI Bios and boot secured.

  2. I created a USB recovery using the control panel in Windows Pro 8.1. It starts OK. It will be the same as that I've created using the Toshiba Media recovery creator or will it drivers Windows Pro 8.1?

  3. check partitions with disk management, then 3 (450MO, 350 MB and GB 10.90) recovery partitions, 1 EFI system partition and 2 primary (C: programs) and D: for data. I created the recovery DVD and USB 2 disks. Can I remove the 3 recovery partitions?

  Your help will be very appreciated.

  Best regards

  Romero

  I found your previous thread on this topic:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=74272

  > 1. How to create a DVD repair or start for windows 8.1 pro with UEFI Bios and boot secured.
  To be able to boot from sources other than the drive HARD internal, the boot mode must be set to the CSM and secure boot must be disabled!

  > 2. I created a USB recovery using the control panel in Windows Pro 8.1. It starts OK. It will be the same as that I've created using the Toshiba Media recovery creator or will it drivers Windows Pro 8.1?

  Your laptop has been preloaded with Win 8. Right? For example, the USB flash stick memory you just use the Toshiba Recovery media creator contains the Image of Toshiba with Windows 8. Don t mix this Toshiba image with the image that can be created using Microsoft's own backup and restore function. Both are different pictures!

  > 3. Check it with disk management, then 3 (450MO, 350 MB and GB 10.90) recovery partitions, 1 EFI system partition and 2 partitions primary (C: programs) and D: for data. I created the recovery DVD and USB 2 disks. Can I remove the 3 recovery partitions?

  The last partition contains the files on HARD drive recovery. Usually this partition will be created again when you use the Toshiba Recovery disk to put the laptop back to factory settings. So in the case where you n t need this files or the partition, you can delete

• HP Pavilion 23: Violation of secure boot

  Secure Boot start up - detected invalid signature Violation. Check the police Secure Boot set - maximum. Please help solve. My PC all-in - one just 10 days ago. Problem pop up after the installation of the printer.

  If this computer is still under warranty, contact them to perform the service.  Correct diagnosis would be better solve your problem, especially if it is a material, even if the machine is new.

• Pavilion 20 all in one pc: my UEFI Bios does not appear when I click on the parameters of the UEFI firmware

  I have to change some settings in my bios so that I can start my CD of restoration but whenever I click on the parameters of the UEFI firmware and select restart it never brings the Bios screen.

  When the computer begins to boot, start to type the F10 key continuously.  This should access the BIOS.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• HP Pavilion p7 - 1267c p: Desktop Computer has no option to dissable the Secure Boot

  I tried and tried and tried and tried, but I found no option to dissable start secure on my computer. The only option I found is in my BIOS, that is to dissable the sources of the boot. Which does nothing, because the computer still does not start with the installed graphics card. The BIOS seems to be obsolete, with a version of 2011 compared to version 2012, I saw in the step-by-step procedures, but there is no update for the BIOS avalible. I have also entered the advanced developed boot Windows 8.1 and found nothing related to UEFI. I am frustrated beyond belief and would apreciate any help out there.

  Ryan, welcome to the forum.

  According to the specifications of the computer, it came with Win 7 Home Premium 64-bit installed.  This means that it didn't Secure Boot or UEFI.  HP didn't start using UEFI until mid-October 2012.  Your computer was released in December 2011.  Install simply earn 8.1 does not change the BIOS.

  There is a BIOS update for the motherboard, but it's for Win 7.  This means that you will need to perform a system recovery to take the computer to its original with Win 7 Setup to install it.  However, it is not correct the problem you are experiencing.

  If you try to install a 700 series card, they need UEFI.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• HP Pavilion 17 Laptop: SP72853: updated Diagnostics hardware UEFI and Dual boot

  On my HP Pavilion 17 laptop, I have a sollution to dual-boot Microsoft Windows 10 (upgrade to 8.1 pre-installed) and Debian Linux 8.

  In order to start Debian (my main system of fact), I disabled the feature of 'safe start' UEFI. Ago, there was news that Microsoft's UEFI specification had changed and that its previous policy of mandatory "turn off secure boot UEFI" was now an option "enable disabling secure boot UEFI.

  In other words, if I understand it, BIOS/UEFI firmware designed after that Microsoft's policy change can now either you allow to disable secure boot UEFI and allow you to use an alternative OS, such as Debian Linux or they can force UEFI secure boot on you and in this case, you cannot start a system like Debian...

  Thus, with regard to the update UEFI available for my system, SP72853, before installing... I can always disable UEFI secure boot with this update?

  Also, I noticed there is an even more recent update for my UEFI, which I assume that I will be offered to install once SP72853 has been installed. Thus, the same question about SP73263: I can always disable UEFI secure boot with this update of UEFI?

  OK, so I advanced and tested myself.

  First of all, I saved a copy of the previous update of the UEFI (SP72230), so I could go down to him if necessary.

  So I just installed the update through HP Support Assistant, and indeed I can always choose to disable Secure Boot in the BIOS setup and boot Linux very well.

  Just for info.

  EDIT: The latest update did not become an option available on HP Support Assistant now. The diagnostics UEFI version number is however one of the (5.9.0) SP72853 not the most recent one (5.9.1).

• no option in the bios to secure boot

  Hi, I recently installed 8 64-bit windows and entrust the with my win 7 32 bit and my 14,04 64 bit ubuntu, but now I can not connect to win 7 or ubuntu. I looked online and it says disable secure boot, but my bios doesn't have this option (the motherboard is a ga-f2a85x-d3h, gigabyte), so I don't know how to turn it off so I can boot into those. is there a way to win 8 to turn it off, or do I just uninstall win 8? (need to access both win 7 and ubuntu, and was only to install win 8 because I couldn't upgrade win 7 32-bit to 64-bit with the same key (the installation disc wouldn't let me for some reason any).)

  I tried now shift that I restart, and when he brings up a menu, it is not an option in there for the uefi framework parameters (as shown in the picture on this website: http://askubuntu.com/questions/221835/installing-ubuntu-on-a-pre-installed-windows-8-64-bit-system-uefi-supported).

  Hello

  Thanks for the reply.

  I suggest contact you the Ubuntu support Forum as the partition where Ubuntu is installed are not recognized in the BIOS and that's why you get an error 'boot/grub/i386-pc/normal.mod' not found.

  If you have additional questions about Windows, we will be happy to help you.

• INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE on Windows 8 with Secure Boot (Alienware x 51 R2)

  Hello

  I have a desktop R2 of Alienware x 51 and when I first bought it came with Windows 8. Long story short, I decided to install Windows 7 instead and for that I had to disable the secure in the BIOS boot option. Now I decided to install DOS Windows 8 and it worked and everything, but when I turn it back on Secure Boot it gives me a blue screen with the message: inaccessible_boot_device.

  So I don't know what to do here. Basically, what I want is to have Windows 8 on my computer with secure startup, commissioning. I don't mind not duty re - install Windows 8 given that I didn't restore my backups but I always try to solve this problem. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello

  I re-formatted my computer last night and ended up resolving this issue so I thought I would update this matter with my solution.

  Basically, I followed this guide:

  www.eightforums.com/.../38486-need-help-formatted-genuine-Windows-8-Lenovo.html

  With the help of the media Windows Installation tool, I was able to install Windows 8.1 Secure Boot with UEFI active. Please note that I used a USB Flash drive and not a DVD, apparently, it makes the whole process better somehow.

  Thank you for your help and time of Milena and Naomi!

• HP Pavilion Elite HPE - 532 s: 'Secure Boot Configuration' not found?

  Hello support, I wanted to disable startup secure for my office.
  I have a pavilion Elite HPE - 532 s Bios 7.15 I followed the step of many posts, but I don't have it under the heading "security"?
  I am on window 10 64-bit UEFI.
  I wanted to disable, because I have a new GTX 960 graphics card and it stuck on the HP logo at startup all the time when I use the new card. !!

  I tried to disable the security slot, but no matter what I do I get a black screen for my card both old and new so I have to reset the bios settings.
  Help me please.

  Thanks for the additional information.

  Here is my diagnosis/notice:

  I don't think you'll be able to get the GTX 960 to work with this system.

  Why it won't work in the UEFI/GPT:

  It will not work in the UEFI [I think] 960 GTX is one card of UEFI and you must disable secure boot to make it work. Your BIOS is only "UEFI compatible" originally planned for Windows 7 [which does not support secure boot]. If you are unable to disable the secure startup, you can not use this card.

  Why it won't work in legacy/MBR:

  It won't work in legacy because it's a single card of UEFI.

  My suggestion:

  Return to the legacy/MBR and use a graphics card that has a dual BIOS BIOS/hybrid or one who supports in particular the Legacy BIOS as described in one of my previous posts.

  Some other things to consider:

  You PSU has enough power for this card? I think it takes a minimum of 400W PSU.

  You connect the auxiliary power connector?

  Have you tried to disable "Intergrated Graphics" in the BIOS [as appropriate]

• Disable Secure Boot on HP Pavilion dv6t - b 6, 00 CTO Quad Edition Entertainment Notebook PC

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion dv6t - b 6, 00 CTO Quad Edition Entertainment Notebook PC and I installed 8 64-bit windows.

  I installed the latest version of the BIOS F.1C.

  I want to disable Secure Boot to boot from a USB EFI.

  I started windows in Advanced Mode, but I don't see the option highlighted here: http://www4.pcmag.com/media/images/380851-back-to-windows-7-uefi-firmware-settings.jpg?thumb=y

  My BIOS is locked and I don't have any advanced options there.

  Thank you

  Have a great day.

  If you original computer comes with Windows 7, it is not / is not compatible "Secure Boot. Please see "on UEFI and Start Menu" for more information on access to various start up options and instructions on disabling "Secure Boot".

  To boot from a valid "UEFI USB", the computer must recognize the active UEFI boot device. Some computers are not what UEFI valid "NTFS" format USB Flash Drives UEFI activate and in this case, the USB Flash drive must be formatted in FAT32.

  Use the Boot Menu or Boot Device menu to choose a source of UEFI, such as Windows Boot Manager startup, - internal CD/DVD drive or UEFI - UEFI USB Flash drive.

• Pavilion P7 - 1597c: can a failed HD replaced by another brand - without impacting the Secure Boot UEFI?

  My PC is a Pavilion P7 - c 1597 (Windows8) preinstalled.

  I want to replace a failing drive and do a reinstall complete a commercial version of professional Window8.

  I am concerned about the impact that could have on the UEFI firmware / signatures Secure Boot on the PC.

  Do I need a HD HD (or PC) manufacturer signed device driver?

  Or the complete reinstallation of the W8 Pro will receive the drivers that I need to keep Secure Boot working properly?

  Any ideas or advice you can offer are sincerely appreciated...

  Rwgarre, welcome to the forum.

  The hard drive do not have a negative effect on the Secure Boot.  It seems that you should have all the drivers you need.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• I hate the secure boot and a permament legacy boot startup sequence.

  I'm a new 700-074 8.1 running office.

  I have a Pavilion old Pentium 7-year-old who was running out of steam with new programs requiring a 64 bit OS and more memory.

  So, I got the urge.

  I like the image of the entire disk to an external drive once a month via a USB connection through a USB 3.0 adapter.

  I like the 2014 Acronis True Image program.

  The program may take a bootable cd, or it can be installed in the computer.

  When run in the computer, the computer must restart once the program installs a startup program.

  After I did it, the computer went to a black screen and wouldn't start. Had to call HP.

  I removed the program and decided to use the bootable cd.

  Don't see the cd because of the secure boot.

  With the help of HP, I was able to go into the legacy boot and download Acronis to run but he warned me that my target reader wouldn't start because it has been formatted to MBR and not GBT.

  So I reformatted the external drive at GBT but it seems to reboot the computer is returned to the secure boot.

  On my flag, I have had trying to start first on the cd drive and then automatically try the first hard drive of the computer.

  I seems that legacy boot can start only once on a single device before returning on secure boot.

  Is there a way to keep the computer in legacy mode and try in order the cd drive then the hard drive?

  When you ACTIVATED 'Legacy Support' is not disable "UEFI". Peripheral boot UEFI still have priority and will start as such. The cloned drive should start just fine, as long as the UEFI / GPT boot structure remained intact on the clone.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

  Please click the 'Thumbs Up' white LAURELS to show your appreciation

• How to mount SD card in secure boot mode

  I have a problem with my Imac where I can start only in secure boot mode. The problem is that in safe safe mode SD card not only mount. I need the contents of the SD card. How can I manually force the SD card to get?

  There are some things that don't work in Mode without failure.

  See note in the article here, try safe mode if your Mac does not commissioning - Apple support.

  More specifically,.

  For example, these features do not work in safe mode:

  • You can not play movies in the DVD player.
  • You cannot capture video in iMovie and some other video applications.
  • An input audio or output devices may not work.
  • Some devices USB, FireWire, and Thunderbolt is not available.
  • Wi - Fi networks may be limited or unavailable depending on the Mac and OS X versions you are using.

  If your Mac starts in Mode safe, but not normally, it is probably because you have installed a third-party software that prevents the normal start upward. If you remove this software when you're booted without failure, you should be able to start normally. Some common software that will always give you problems: everything that is supposed to clean, optimize, protect, purge, control or maintain if your Mac.

• Satellite C50 - secure boot not configured correctly build 9600

  Hello

  Recently bought a refurbished nine Toshiba Satellite C50 8.1 of windows operating system. Was very happy with it but found the message 'not properly configured SecureBoot 9600 building "watermark in the lower right corner of my office. '.

  Decided to search the Internet for a resolution and after being gone on 3 Troubleshooting sites, discovered on the necessary BIOS configuration, but he warned that it was for experienced users who know their stuff on the technical aspects of computers. While I am computer literate, I'm not someone who likes to mess with the advanced options. Then, I came across a reliable computer blog that had a detailed post on SecureBoot.

  (Link to the blog post and specfic):
  www.techrepublic.com/blog/Windows-and-Office/deal-with-the-secureboot-isn't-configured-correctly-watermark-in-windows-81/)

  I thought that that would solve my problem, and I have to admit that he helped, telling me to use windows powershell as a precaution before using the BIOS Setup. I was glad I did as it came in saying that I have a policy of SecureBoot of the present failure on my laptop which case I have to request technical support for a specific system solution that would generally be an update of the firmware.

  I tried to call, but the line was busy and estimated it might be easier to post this question on a forum.

  If anyone has an answer please help as I would like to really activate SecureBoot if possible, I believe that computers must be set up with the best possible security options and makes me feel comfortable in knowing that it is implemented safely.

  Someone commented on the blog and posted this solution:

  The fix for the registry to remove the watermark is as follows.
  1. start the registry with the Admin (C:\Windows\regedit) rights Editor
  2. navigate to the following location
  -> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE-SOFTWARE-Microsoft-Windows-CurrentVersion------policies------system.
  3. here, the two values "ConsentPromptBehaviorAdmin ' and 'EnableLUA 'the value' 0'.

  You can also try to activate the boot option secure in the BIOS (in which case it is not already selected)
  To enter the BIOS, press F2 during the turn on/off the device.

  Also recommend that you check this page from Microsoft:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-8/secure-boot-watermark

• Secure boot is not configured properly to build 9600

  I've updated my Hp Pavilion g6-2231tx to win 8.1 and it shows on the desktop, Secure boot is not configured correctly. I went through the entire solution and when I went to the computer Setup utility by pressing F10 and configuration of secure boot, legacy support is disabled, but the configuration of secure boot is blocked that is to say, I can't allow it. can anyone help?

  The following has worked for me.

  Had the same problem, that is to say, Secure Boot has been blocked. Clicked on load Factory Default key HP and the Secure Boot option change was authorized. Using the system for the last half hour. No problem yet.

  At the idea of 12 of the Startup Windows 8.1 message subject message. Secure

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-operating-systems-and-software/Windows-8-1-secure-boot-message/TD-p/3026291/page/2

  It took me all day to fix this. Never realized a simple upgrade would be this frustrating. MS could have tested a bit more before coaxing us to upgrade. I should have waited 6 months before the upgrade for all these wrinkles are ironed out.