Yes, set the OS Type to Windows UEFI so that Secure Boot is enabled and everything will be configured correctly.
How to enable secure boot?
In the bios it says that I have secure boot enabled and deafult secure keys unloaded and I clicked install deafult secure keys and again it says unloaded. What should I do, how to enable secure boot![](https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/32d1a18f-a6a5-4a5a-85f1-ea652c871771?platform=QnA
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Jonathan Deives 81,965 Reputation points Independent Advisor2024-10-23T20:25:02+00:00 Keep it off so it stays in UEFI mode.
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2024-10-23T20:22:06+00:00 okay when i install windows should i turn on csm or should it be turned off
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Jonathan Deives 81,965 Reputation points Independent Advisor2024-10-23T20:20:17+00:00 To install Windows 11, secure boot must be enabled and the BIOS must be in UEFI mode.
Since your partition is in MBR mode, disabling CSM will prevent you from booting the system because it must be in GPT, which is also necessary to enable UEFI mode.
Therefore, if you are going to do a clean installation of Windows, you need to disable CSM and delete the partitions during the installation. When you create a new one, it should automatically convert to GPT.