Windows 10: secure boot enabled in uefi, says unsupported when i try to update to win 11

I have been trying to update to windows 11, i turned on tpm 2.0 and secure boot in the UEFI, but when i run the installer it says that secure boot is unsupported/disabled. My pc spect are: ryzen 5 3400g, ASRock b450 pro4-f, 16gb of ram

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UEFI bios enabled but no secure boot on windows 10?


I would go with what is showing in the Bios. If it says that the secure boot keys are loaded then it is on. I'm running the insider build and under System info it says secure boot is unsupported, but it is on and the keys are loaded in my UEFI BIOS. I think this is what the OP is saying. The only other thing that came to mind is if bitlocker was confused with secure boot, they are totally different. To check system info WIN + R type msinfo32 , hit OK.

This is a partial listing.

 

UEFI Secure Boot for Windows 11 compatible

Enable/Disable Secure Boot in Windows 10/8.1/8 UEFI BIOS (isunshare.com) this site says it seems so easy. but there is no UEFI Firmware settings when i tried the steps

 

Secure boot is enabled but it shows "unsupported"

Hello , my spec is:
M.B: Asus tuf gaming B560m-e and it's updated to latest bios version

CPU: Core i5 11400f

and I can't update my windows to windows 11 because of Secure boot problem

in my bios setting there isn't any option to "enable" or "disable" secure boot it has only 2 option "Other OS" and "UEFI Windows" and another select box under it that has 2 option "Standard" and "Custom"

on top of these things there is status of Secure boot and it's on "User" which I don't know what does it mean , when I deleted my PK config it changed to "Setup"

I tried to backup and make default keys and then restore my back keys but didn't work.

In my system information it still shows Secure boot is unsupported

can someone help me please?