Windows 10: How do I enable Secure Boot on a Gigabyte motherboard?

I've been having an issue with trying to enable secure boot in my gigabyte bios. I've disabled CSM support as seen below, and I've made sure that I don't have secure boot already enabled my settings. Even though I've done these things, when I go on the "boot" tab on my bios, it doesn't have a secure boot option where it should be. My bios even says, "Select Windows 10 to enable Windows boot features such as Secure Boot." I've also made sure that the "Windows 10" option is saved, but secure boot doesn't still show as an option when I reopen the bios. I'd be happy to give any information about m

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Enable Secure boot

Hello everyone, I've trying to enable secure boot in my pc in the BIOS ( I have a gigabyte motherboard), and I'm doing this because I want to play Valorant in my pc. I have the TPM 2.0 activated but the secure boot not. When I'm trying to change this in the Bios (Disabled the CSM and activated the secure boot), the pc doesn't do it. It re-boot again with the CSM activated. Can anyone help me, please?

 

Issues Enabling Secure Boot

Hello Microsoft Answers community,

I'm having a bit of trouble enabling Secure Boot on my PC.

When I enable Secure Boot and install the default secure boot keys, my PC will no longer boot and will get stuck in an Automatic Repair loop.

Once I disable Secure Boot, Windows will boot just fine.

I am using a Gigabyte B550M S2H motherboard paired with an AMD Ryzen 5 3600. The fTPM is enabled and is functioning.

Could someone guide me as to how I can resolve this issue?

Thanks.

 

Enable secure boot on Gigabyte B450M DS3H for windows 11

So I have looked everywhere and I could not find the answer to my question. I want to enable secure boot so I can install Windows 11, but it doesn't seem to work. I know I have to turn off CSM support to have access to the secure boot option. But when I try to save & exit my screen goes black and I have to cmos reset my motherboard. I have heard that this is a problem with some motherboards, and that it could be fixed by pluging your monitor directly into the motherboard or having a different usb type for keyboard and mouse (I am not so sure about the last one and haven't tried it). So the only thing I could do is cmos reset my motherboard to get my pc working normally again. According to Gigabyte this motherboard from the 400 series should be compatible with Windows 11 but then there is the secure boot thing so I was wondering if there is another way or a work around for this.