David Bridges
Key Points
- Game Overview: Battlefield REDSEC is a free-to-play game set in Fort Lyndon featuring large-scale combat.
- Game Modes: The game includes a unique Battle Royale mode and an intense Gauntlet elimination mode.
- Customization: Players can access the Portal mode to create their own custom gaming experiences.
- Secure Boot Issue: This guide explains how to resolve the SecureBoot is not enabled error.
Battlefield REDSEC is a free-to-play game offering massive-scale combat in Fort Lyndon.
The game features a unique Battle Royale mode with Tactical Destruction.
It also introduces Gauntlet, an intense knockout-style elimination mode.
REDSEC also grants players access to the Portal mode to create custom experiences.
In this guide, you’ll learn how to fix SecureBoot is not enabled in Battlefield REDSEC and how to enable it.
How to Fix SecureBoot is Not Enabled in Battlefield REDSEC
To resolve the issue of SecureBoot not being enabled in Battlefield REDSEC, follow the steps below. Ensuring that Secure Boot is enabled is essential for optimal performance.
- Search for “Settings” using Windows Search and open it.
- System > Recovery > Advanced Startup > Restart now.
- Troubleshoot > Advanced options > UEFI Firmware Settings > Restart.
- Press “F2” > Settings > Miscellaneous > AMD CPU fTPM/Intel Platform Trust Technology (PTT) > Enabled.
- Boot > CSM Support > Disabled.
- Double-click “Secure Boot” to expand it (if the options below are not showing).
- Change “Secure Boot” to “Enabled”.
- Change “Secure Boot Mode” to “Custom”.
- Select “Restore Factory Keys” > Yes (for Install factory defaults) > No (for Reset without saving).
- Select “Save & Exit” at the top and launch Battlefield REDSEC!
Further Reading
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How to Fix Please Update Your NVIDIA GeForce Driver Error in Battlefield REDSEC
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