Face it anti-cheat wont detect secure boot being enabled

[majd_alia]

hey guys, so am running win 11 os build 22621.160 on a rog strix g512, i710750h and gtx 1660ti with latest bios version, whenever i try to launch the anti-cheat to play cs-go it tells me i gotta enable secure boot, although its already enabled and i tried turning it off to see if it works and then again back on still wont detect anything

[Levent]

Run Powershell as administrator and type Confirm-SecureBootUEFI and see what the output is. If its true, its enabled, otherwise its not.

[majd_alia]

1 hour ago, Levent said:

Run Powershell as administrator and type Confirm-SecureBootUEFI and see what the output is. If its true, its enabled, otherwise its not.

thx, it returned false, so i went back to the bios settings and noticed the option i was changing was the secure boot control, the secure boot option is just grayed out so i guess thats why i missed it, what should i do from now on?

[Chunchunmaru_]

9 minutes ago, majd_alia said:

thx, it returned false, so i went back to the bios settings and noticed the option i was changing was the secure boot control, the secure boot option is just grayed out so i guess thats why i missed it, what should i do from now on?

 

 

Yeah, it is in setup mode. You have to install the factory keys, go into key management and choose something like that, it shouldn't be in setup mode anymore.

[Levent]

10 minutes ago, majd_alia said:

thx, it returned false, so i went back to the bios settings and noticed the option i was changing was the secure boot control, the secure boot option is just grayed out so i guess thats why i missed it, what should i do from now on?

 

Go into Key Management. Then there should be something along the lines of "Install factory keys", select that and restart and try that command again.

[majd_alia]

thanks guys for ur help it worked