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I've changed mine to custom mode, I'll leave it like that for a while and see what transpires.

Did you change anything else or just change to secure boot custom mode in the Bios?

I didn't delete the keys at this stage, I didn't want to get into non boot situation, what's the worst that can happen if I delete them and whats the way forward after deletion?

Entered the Bios and created supervisor password, this unlocked some secure boot settings (delete keys etc.) but I am still not able to change secure boot from standard to custom mode.

I haven't managed to get mine updated yet, I do have the latest Bios installed but it's quite old. I'll go into the Bios and check the secure boot settings and change them if necessary and then hopefully it will update like yours did.

Mine is not listed unfortunately.

My computer is an acer predator orion 5000 po5-600s

I am struggling to install the new Secure Boot certificates, it looks like my bios doesn't support them being inserted via Windows Update. I've downloaded your scripts and am just needing some guidance on how to use them and are their any prerequisites prior to me using them?

Thanks for all your help, fingers crossed it updates correctly in the near future, I'll report back here the eventual outcome.

Did Part B as requested:- The output from the first Powershell command was "True" the same as before. I have attached the registry output that you asked for.

The output from the first Powershell command was "True" I have attached the registry output that you asked for.

I've used these and non of them have worked, the same message in Device Security, Secure Boot. "Secure Boot is on, but your device does not support the automated Secure Boot certificate update"

In Device security, Secure Boot the following status message is displayed "Secure Boot is on, but your device does not support the automated Secure Boot certificate update" What are my options as the OEM (Acer) does not seem interested in addressing the problem with either a Bios or Firmware...

For Task Manager (Ctrl+Alt+Del) I now right click on the taskbar to select it, so much easier.....

Is this still the preferred method and does it still work?