✅ How to Enable Secure Boot and set Status to "ACTIVE" on Gigabyte Motherboard 100% working ✅

Please follow exactly the tutorial to avoid any issues, hopefully this should work on any "old" Gigabyte board. Haven't seen any tutorial of this Bios version on YT so I'm going to make my tutorial. Step 1: Access the BIOS Restart your computer and press the [BIOS Access Key] during the startup process to access the BIOS. Step 2: Navigate to "Bios Features" Within the BIOS, locate and select the "Bios Features" option. Step 3: Configure "Windows 8 Features" Within "Windows 8 Features," choose "Windows 8" even if you have a Windows 10 or 11 installation. This is compatible with any version. Step 4: Adjust "CSM Support" In the "CSM Support" section, select "Disabled." Ensure that your hardware is compatible with this option deactivated (CSM is used for compatibility with older operating systems and legacy BIOS). Note on CSM (Compatibility Support Module): CSM is a feature that provides compatibility with older operating systems not compatible with UEFI. Disabling CSM can enhance security, but it's crucial to check your hardware compatibility before doing so. Step 5: Activate "Secure Boot" Locate the "Secure Boot" option and set it to "Enabled." Step 6: Adjust "Secure Boot State" Select "Custom" in "Secure Boot State" to open the "Key Management" option. Step 7: Install Default Secure Boot Keys In "Key Management," choose the option to install the "Default Secure Boot Keys." Step 8: Save Changes and Restart Save the changes in the BIOS and restart your computer. Ensure to verify that the "Secure Boot State" in the BIOS is set to "Enabled." And that's it! You have successfully enabled Secure Boot on your system. If you find this guide helpful, don't forget to like, subscribe, and share the video. Thanks for being part of our community, and we'll see you in the next tutorial!