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• SecureBoot is not configured correctly (Windows Pro 8.1 with Media Center)

  I have a HP Pavilion H8 - 1360t purchased July 2012 with Windows 7.  The system has installed UEFI and AMI BIOS v7.09.  I have upgraded to Windows 8, first preview, then the final version.  Yesterday, I upgraded to 8.1.  I now have a watermark bottom right indicating «SecureBoot is not configured correctly...» "and I get activity 2002 of the VerifyHardwareSecurity ' SecureBoot is currently disabled.  Please enable SecureBoot by the system firmware.  I have checked the BIOS and can't find an option to activate SecureBoot.

  HP an article stated that a BIOS version of 8 support SecureBoot but there is no upgrade available for this relatively new machine BIOS.

  Another article warns against upgrading an HP computer preinstalled with Windows 7 to Windows 8 with the following statement:

  " UEFI technology allows a number of improvements in the PC security and performance and is being implemented in all PC pre-installed with Windows 8.". Some PC preinstalled with Windows 7contain UEFI technology and can be modified to provide these features. However the process requires skills and specialist to complete at this time, HP provides instructions to make this change. »

  So the question for HP is: what will be a BIOS level or another solution provided for this modern computer to fully activate the SecureBoot?  I've seen a lot of posts on the forums Microsoft Community of other owners of H8 - 1360T so it's not unique to me.  As a player for Microsoft important material, it is hoped that HP would be sensitive to their customers.  As a customer of long date HP (belonging to two previous HP pavilions - the system is 3rd in the House), I sincerely hope that I have not made a mistake in my material of choice provider.

  Please download and install the update to the BIOS of your system from the following link:

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp61501-62000/sp61511.exe

  This will restore all the functions BIOS necessary for Windows 8/8.1. After updating the BIOS, go into the BIOS and enable the SecureBoot option. This will stop the message secureboot on Windows 8.1.

  This also enables the BIOS UEFI environment.

• secureboot elitepad 900 Windows 8.1

  Hello

  I upgraded my Windows to version 8.1 (build 9600) today on my HP Windows Tablet. Now, Windows in SafeMode with message error secureboot not valid loading settings. How can I solve the problem with secureboot on my HP Tablet?

  The HP Bios settings icon is no longer available.

  Kind regards

  VAD

  Hi Revenger red,.

  Please follow the link to microsoft for a fixed number.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2902864

• 8.1 Windows "secureboot has not been configured correctly" watermark.

  Hello world! Last night, I've upgraded to windows 8.1. It works perfectly, but there is a watermark on the bottom right corner saying "SecureBoot has not been configured properly to build 9600 ' but as I said otherwise the computer works perfectly. What should I do about it? My computer is HP Pavilion laptop g7 thanks in advance

  A program like Belarc Advisor can be downloaded for free to scan your system and provide the key to the windows registry if necessary, but I don't think it helps in this case.  However, it will show if SecureBoot is enabled or disabled.

  I have a new G7 and updated for Windows 8.1 yesterday and received the same message.  Finally, I fixed the problem by going into settings of UEFI by performing an advanced start.  Once in the BIOS, it appeared that the SecureBoot keys have been corrupted by the update so I refreshed and activated.

  1. go in settings-> laptop-> update settings and Recovery-> Recovery-> Advanced Startup - choose "restart now."

  2. Once restarted, select UEFI firmware settings - then the computer should restart and allow you to select the BIOS updated

  3. in the BIOS, go to system-> Startup Options Configuration

  4. my G7 showed SecureBoot as being disabled.  On the same screen, I selected the option to recharge the HP keys then went back up and allowed SecureBoot (before updating the keys that I was unable to choose SecureBoot).  I selected the F key to save and exit and restart without watermark more.

  Most of this is from memory so I hope that you all can follow and see if it helps your questions as well.  Basically, you will need to get to the BIOS and verify that SecureBoot is on.

• 8.1 Windows Home Premium SecureBoot is not configured properly

  I have a new laptop of envy, and I've just updated to 8.1. I get the familiar watermark on SecureBoot. I went into the BIOS, and I don't see the option security to change the option to activate SecureBoot. Is there a solution?

  In the BIOS, under System Configuration, under start options..., you will see the option SecureBoot who is currently disabled. Activate it solve the problem. See the screenshot below:

  

• Failure of dual booting Ubuntu with Windows 8 on the Satellite P845t

  I tried in vain to dual boot Ubuntu 13.10 to a new Satellite from Toshiba with Windows 8.1. The laptop has UEFI. I used the two live DVD and live USB, and I tried with SecureBoot both active and disabled.

  Whenever I have the same failure. J
  UST before the next GRUB, the error message screen appears flashes briefly on the screen "error: variable 'root' is not defined". The GRUB screen appears. I tried Trying-out Installation and Installation and whenever once I have selected one of these options, then, the screen turns off and remains empty. When you use a DVD, the DVD still Purring for several seconds, before going to death.

  Out of curiosity I tried to install OpenSUSE 12.3 in the same way (with SecureBoot both enabled and disabled in turn, etc.) and stalls from installation to a similar point every time, which leads me to think that it is something to do with how UEFI is installed on the laptop.

  The laptop is a Toshiba Satellite P845T about 3 months with the HARD drive replaced with a SSD.
  It came with pre-installed Windows 8, and I've upgraded to 8.1 Windows last week, shortly before trying to install Ubuntu.

  Curiously, the Windows desktop 8.1 has a watermark in the bottom right that says: "SecureBoot is not configured correctly", but that may not be not relevant for this query, such as Google search, that suggests that many people have this watermark even if SecureBoot is properly configured. And activating/deactivating the SecureBoot makes no difference for the message.

  Any help would be welcome, as I'd like to get this double-started with Ubuntu.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Can you tell me if you tried to start a direct media from a USB?
  If YES - which was / is the result?

  BTW - I guess that's your feed:

  http://UbuntuForums.org/showthread.php?t=2184839

  BR

  Tom

  Post edited by: MannerhagenVPO

• Can I use the recovery discs HP on a new SSD for HP Envy Windows 8?

  Hello

  I've owned my TouchSmart from HP ENVY 15 - j105sa Notebook PC, Ref. F5D08EA for a few months now and I would like to upgrade to an SSD Samsung Evo 840 (500 GB) HARD drive.
  
  I use the recovery disks that I created when I got the laptop to install the OS on the new SSD? I know that I could do it with previous versions of Windows, but with secureboot etc I do not know if this can be done with Windows 8, I know, it can be disabled in the BIOS, but I have the latest bios update for my laptop that I check regularly.

  Thanks for any help.

  The method the most painless way to do is to buy the new SSD as a migration kit.

  Migration kits are delivered with a USB to SATA data\power connector and cloning software.

  Recovery and recovery usb media discs games requires that the target disk is the same size or larger than the original. In using the method of migration (cloning) will show that a problem.

  It makes you, thank you.

• Lenovo Z585 does not start on a DVD - jump directly to Windows

  Hello, I just got a new IdeaPad Z585 from newegg, and I can't figure out how to boot from a disk in the drawer of the DVD.

  I tried to open the BIOS and change the boot order, as well as simply go directly to the start menu. I tried with UEFI both active and disabled, as well as Secure Boot both enabled and disabled. No matter what I try, it does not start in any DVD.

  I try to install Linux and tried different discs and distributions of this. When no even reached GRUB, I tried a Windows 7 installation disc, and even that is ignored.

  What should I do?

  Hello
  The secureboot and uefi must be handicapped simaltaneously. You can try if you haven't.
  Also, could you try pressing the novo button to power your laptop. The novo button is the button of reocovery key a small next to the power button. Has then access Startup menu see if it helps.
  Concerning

• Windows 8.1Secure not correctly configured Boot error

  Just did an upgrade to Windows 8. 1 on a HP Pavilion g7-2269wm.  Now, on the desktop screen is a notification that the 'secureBoot is not configured correctly.  It doesn't seem to affect the general operation of the laptop but don't know what it does to the security.  Any ideas please?

  Thank you.

  Hello

  It is a known Microsoft issue.

  All you have to do is go to the UEFI and change allow secure startup and the message will disappear. the steps are given below.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c03653226

• IdeaPad U430p - Win 8.1 watermark SecureBoot

  Hi, I bought before the laptop +-14 days IdeaPad U430p gray
  with configurations i5-4200u 8 GB ddr3 geforce 730 m
  in Notepad is preinstalled original 8 64-bit windows

  because I have a msdn account I have original iso 8.1 64-bit windows

  so I after fresh install windows 8 of onerecovery on that I spend with this iso win 8.1

  for installation, I used key provide what microsoft and for activation after installation of win8.1 I used the original lenovo windows key 8.

  activation is correct and windows 8.1 shows it's OK.

  I HAVE ONE MAIN PROBLEM!

  in widnows 8.1 in right lower windows watch watermark with the text "not configured SecureBoot.

  but I install windows 8 and after to level on 8.1 with UEFI in the bios and in the bios I SecureBoot "Enabled".

  When I call in microsoft, support microsoft tell me "go to the bios and active secureboot ' but I have enabled this feature.

  Please help me with this, because this watermark is really annoying, thank you.

  
  

• Boot Windows 8.1 Secure message

  I have a HP Pavilion.  HP upgrade BIOS two days ago.  Today I've updated Windows 8 to 8.1.  At the bottom right of the screen, there is a message that says: "Windows 8.1 SecureBoot is not configured correctly. Build 9600 ".

  How to get rid of this message and why it is happening?  I also upgraded a Surface feature and this was not the case; so I think it's a problem of HP.  Anyone, please help.

  I write this so that everyone can take a look is a document of Microsoft Support about this problem. The document entitled "" Secure boot is not configured properly"watermark on desktop" is linked below.

  "Secure boot is not configured properly" watermark on desktop

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn441535.aspx

  Please re-post with results of how it affects your question.

• secureboot

  Ins SecureBoot't configured correctly, statement on the computer after downloading window 8.1

  Hello

  Apply the patch from Microsoft at the following link.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2902864

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Secureboot is not configured properly

  Hi I have an Aspire iv5 which I've updated to Windows 8 to 8.1, I now get a messege in the lower right that (Secureboot is not properly configured), someone had the same if yes, how can I get ri of this?

  Greetings to all.

  Is not good at all, I'm in the same boat and everyone seems to have stuck to the old head in the sand approach and Microsoft well don't get started me!

  I tried all enabled, updated, restored.

  AAAArrrrgggg!

  V5 - 571p

• Windows 8.1 secure pro Boot is not configured properly

  After the upgrade through shop windows to Windows Pro 8.1, I get the watermark:

  «windows 8.1 secureBoot pro is not configured properly to build 9600»

  I went into the BIOS, tried allowing the secure startup, disabling, restore the factory keys, but nothing has solved the problem.

  The command (windows powershell administrator) Confirm-SecureBootUEFI returns false.

  Any ideas?

  Best regards

  Z.

  I explain how I solved the problem in my Ideapad y510p.

  1 - Press the windows key and the search for "start".

  2 - Click on "change advanced startup options."

  3. in the title of "Advanced boot", click "restart now."

  4 - click "troubleshooting."

  5 - Click on 'Advanced Options '.

  6 - click on "parameters of UEFI firmware.

  At this point, you should see the configuration of the bios/uefi page:

  7 - go to 'security' and then 'reset to installation mode.

  8. then, go to 'leave', then 'exit saving changes.

  Once back in windows, repeat the steps 1 to 6, then in the bios screen:

  -return to 'security' and this time select "restore the keys to the factory.

  -Then go to 'leave', then 'exit saving changes.

  At the next reboot, the problem should be solved, or at least it worked for me. I exclude not only performing the second part of the operation as described is sufficient to solve the problem.

• Brand new Aspire XC - 603G (ACX - 603 G-UW31). Windows 7 will not install in Legacy Mode

  Hello

  I am trying to configure a newly purchased office of Acer (Aspire ACX - 603 G-UW31), who has installed Windows 8.1, for my mother who cannot grasp the steep learning curve of Windows 7 to Windows 8.

  I have a licensed copy of Windows 7 x 64 on DVD, and even after the SecureBoot mode off then launch MSC forever and then starting with F12, by selecting the DVD drive as a boot device, Windows will not install correctly.

  The very first steps of the configuration are very well, it is, I'm asking the press actually starts to any key to boot from the DVD, Windows Setup loads some files, but the problem comes when the installation of Windows. I get a STOP error to the ASF with the message "The BIOS in this system is not fully complaint ACPI." There is no BIOS update for this model. That's the traditional way...

  Any ideas?

  Thank you, Nick

  

  All,

  I would like to announce, we have released an update of the BIOS that supports the element of 'Throw the CSM' in the BIOS Setup menu. Please visit http://www.acer.com/worldwide/ -> select your region-> click Support-> drivers and manuals-> select your product and then download the version of BIOS released on 15/09/2014 (or later version).

  Please be aware due to material limitations when MCS-mode you may experience some audio issues HDMI.