lock screen boring we made one free download link in the description we'll be doing this with an msi pNUMBER_TOKEN tomahawk which is an amd board and we also tested with an intel zNUMBER_TOKEN tomahawk bNUMBER_TOKEN gaming arctic and an older zNUMBER_TOKEN x power gaming and this works with all these models by the way don't forget to give us a quick follow on social media and subscribe and bell all that good stuff and if you have tried your own upgrade or have questions leave your comments down below so it's quick and easy to do this in bios with a few steps and we'll give you some troubleshooting tips as well when you're ready to get windows NUMBER_TOKEN. if you're doing this now having another device like a laptop or phone with this video will make following this walkthrough nice and easy so why does windows NUMBER_TOKEN need this extra security quickly secure boot is part of uefi which is the newer interface between your bios and your os secure boot resists infection from malware including boot loaders the older type is csm and that's why we'll change the os interface to uefi first the trusted platform module or tpm are embedded chips on most motherboards and enterprise grade notebooks and they secure hardware with keys if you bought a pc after NUMBER_TOKEN it should have tpm NUMBER_TOKEN but if it's older it may have tpm NUMBER_TOKEN or maybe no tpm at all so tapping delete to get into bios we'll go to advanced mode by pressing fNUMBER_TOKEN in settings go to advanced then windows os configuration check to make sure the bios mode is set to uefi if it's not you'll need to change this to uefi first and then hit fNUMBER_TOKEN to save and exit in slightly older bios versions this may be listed as windows NUMBER_TOKEN whql support and older boards may have a windows NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN whql support line which will enable at this point it's important to hit fNUMBER_TOKEN to save and restart and tap delete to get back into bios if you try to install the secure boot keys before doing this the end dialog is actually to reset without saving which will put you in a loop where the windows os still has csm selected and it'll block your enabling of secure boot so save and restart first also when you change csm to uefi your computer may restart a few times or actually beep a few times and not post if you wait NUMBER_TOKEN seconds without anything happening on screen just turn off your power supply wait NUMBER_TOKEN seconds turn it back on and hit power and start tapping delete again by the way if you miss tapping delete and go into windows holding alt and pressing fNUMBER_TOKEN a couple of times will give you the shutdown box press the down arrow to select restart hit enter and start tapping delete again to get into bios please take a moment to hit like get subscribed and click the bell it supports us and you'll get notified of our latest videos and reviews now we've restarted using uefi we'll go to settings advanced windows os config and down to secure boot and hit enter and we'll install the keys first going to secure boot mode we'll change from standard to custom then the options below will turn active we'll choose enroll all factory default keys the first dialog confirms
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