I’m trying to upgrade my Windows 10 PC to Windows 11, but the PC Health Check to?

[msp702]

Did you also check if your disk is partitioned as GPT and not MBR? Hope that helps.

[iTmq8NHakRD]

Had the same problem. Double-check that Secure Boot is set to "Windows UEFI mode" and not "Other OS," and make sure your BIOS is fully updated. Sometimes a reset to factory settings in the BIOS can clear that mismatch.

[9q8cw43a0h3J]

I’m trying to upgrade my Windows 10 PC to Windows 11, but the PC Health Check tool says my system doesn’t meet the requirements because Secure Boot isn’t enabled. I checked my BIOS (UEFI) and it *is* enabled, but I still get the error. Has anyone else run into this? My motherboard is an ASUS Z370. I’m not sure what to check next.

[NWRRu]

This happened to me on my ASUS board. I had to change the Secure Boot mode from "Custom" to "Standard" in the BIOS.

[ZfQtglivIn]

+1 Yeah, that was the fix for me too. One extra thing: after switching it to Standard, you might also need to load the default trusted keys.

[908hocbdbrw]

Can confirm. Also, try clearing the TPM in your BIOS, as that can sometimes resolve Secure Boot detection issues.

[AaIujcFtqdqW]

Same here. You could also try updating your motherboard's BIOS to the latest version from ASUS, as that often fixes compatibility quirks.

[GperZltxbJUG]

Yeah, I had the same problem. What finally worked for me was disabling Secure Boot, saving and exiting the BIOS, then going right back in and re-enabling it.

[79vzneocx]

This happened to me on a similar board. After re-enabling it, I also had to clear the TPM from within the BIOS.

[IMVpTbFwV]

Having the same issue here. Any updates?