Asus Rog Strix B550-F Gaming BIOS TPM & Secure Boot For Windows 11

TPM : Advanced - Trusted Computing - Security Device Support : Enabled
Secure Boot: Boot - Secure Boot - Os Type : Windows UEFI Mode

You should take this video down because this does not do as advertised.... thumbs down

you are talking to much bro, this will need only few sec and you take it to 9 min. wow

Thank you this really helped !!

Did not help at all this is just a run through of the asus rog bios

Wait in the secure boot area I just set up for me access secure boot state set up years has those other things

DUDE TO MUCH INFORMATION that is useless.
Just give us the info to enable TMP and Secure boot and leave all the other shit out of it man!

Thank you... very helpful...

GET TO THE POINT

WTF ARE YOU EVEN DOING ON HERE MAN

Absolute garbage.

I have the similar MOBO but not the Wi-Fi one, checked the bios but I don’t have trusted computing

Great video thanks for the details !!

I made same changes but windows PC health still sees secure boot option is missing for Windows 11 upgrade. Your video is unnecessarily long and misleading you should change your title

Muchas gracias bro! Aunque esta en ingles le entendí y me ayudo bastante mil gracias!

thanks bro, there is no need, when you type instead of search, it comes out.

this is so useless 9 min of my life taken away

Now I have TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot for Windows 11, I got my Windows 11 now. After that, I wanted to download Valorant and now I keep getting the TPM 2.0 and secure boot should be activated something -_-

Worked for me! Thanks!

Thanks nice help👍

Well i have gpt storage i have secure boot and tpm enabled in bios but if i check it on windows it says that secure boot is off idk what to do

Horrible tutorial, you explained everything under the sun about the damn menu and didn’t do really anything thanks for nothing

I don’t have “trusted computing” under advanced

Help me

Every time I turn on the PC, I can only enter the system through the BIOS from the boot option, this thing is annoying, logically when I turn on the PC it goes into the system without showing the BIOS

My motherboard asus rog strix b550 f GAMING

In addition to the changes you recommended, do I still need to install a TPM card as a hardware after the changes in BIOS?

I currently use this MB but today I get error "PXE-E01: PCI Vendor and Device IDs do not match" in BIOS
I try searching for solution and many advises to disable PXE Boot ROM or PXE boot NIC but I don't find them at all
Would you kindly suggest where can I disable them?

It helped thanks

Thank you for an excellent walkthrough to all steps for enabling secure boot. You also were kind enough to explain the other Bios options as well.

Such a bloated and incoherent video. You could have fit all the relevant information in 1 minute, or at least used time stamps.

Nice calming voice. I like it

m2 not recognised by my bios ?

I gave thumb 👎 even when I got the info I came for. You need to respect your audience, and don't play smart making your videos longer than it should

How to turn on CSM in Bios? I dont know to turn on it. Can u help me?

clean your monitor

How would i disable secure boot

At my PC the trusted computing option doesn't appears, i have the Same motherboadr

do not want secure boot, as I am going to use Linux...

Bro is there tpm 2.0 version in this motherboard or we have to externally put it

why it doesn't work at me? i did the same things

my keyboard just stays off and doesn’t come on until pc is fully on

muito obrigado <3

I still dont see you actually installing win secure boot in this video ...

Useless video

get to the point

Did i miss where you addressed the video title?

This video is so fucking infuriating. Why are you not getting to the point?

lol guys just watch NETVN82 video on how to do this, its 26 seconds.. literally. not all this extra crap no one was asking or looking for

This still doesnt work for me I have secure boot enabled and copied every setting but when I try to download Windows 11 it says I dont have secure boot enabled when in Bios I do. So what do I do?

Does that work on Windows 10????