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Hi all again, So I have been playing with my bios, when I do I run the secure boot checker and its all messed up, so I go in to the bios and set custom and then enable factory reset for secure boot, I then reboot and disable factory reset and set back secure boot to user. this happens a lot...

Yes, they use to work, then a security update stopped the reg edit. Just like onedrive, you can't stop it, it will just restart.

@garlin So I bought a 2nd bios chip. fixed the main bios mac address then flashed the new chip, put the original safe. then I've updated to the latest F13f bios they had for me, and all secure boot is working. Thank you :cool:

So I now have this, So I tried what you had said before e.g Download the ZIP file from here, and run: garlin's PowerShell scripts for updating Secure Boot CA 2023 Code: Update-UEFI.bat -Revoke but that did not work this time :S Thanks

So it's a common issue with my board, gigabyte z390 aorus master, as it has a intel lan. But that's why I don't want to update the bios at mo untill I get more from Gigabyte. I have read 1-2 guides about it on Google. I will try the steps in the guide again, to see if I have more luck now. Thanks

So Gigabyte messed up and gave me a OEM bios for Punch Tech, Then 2-3 days later the main bios just stopped working, guessing it corrupted, My backup bios was a official bios still. So from that I guess it lost the mac address on the main bios, They then RMA the board to reflash and did not redo...

Yes that was what I was thanking, I will try as you said later today. also would a invalid mac address cause any issues (yet it connects to the internet still)? Last off when I enter secure boot, I enable factory defaults, and at the top it still says modified?

Hi. So I had secure boot all working fine, then gigabyte gave me a faulty bios, so I had to return the board, I now have the board back and before I start updating the bios, as they have now messed up my Mac address. they have rolled back my bios to F9 a 2019 version for now. My problem now is...

All works, thanks for the help

Thanks for the help I tried the above and still get the same.

Hi all, So I got a updated bios from Gigabyte with the missing secure boot certs, but now I get the below error. Thanks in advance for the help

So I have passed this on to gigabyte as I did have that info already, from earlier in this thread, they have passed it on to there bios team to check, so now to wait and see.

Hi all. So I've done all the test's etc before, and with your help, I have it all set up, but notice that there are 2 with cross's, I know its part of the OEM side and I wanted to contact gigabyte, as I have seen others with a gigabyte board with the same, but thought I would ask what you's...

Sorry for the slow reply, just wanted to say thanks all for the help.

See so all looked ok, but would I need to do this after every windows 11 clean install? :-) also what about the two Microsoft ones Or is that fine.