# Check Secure Boot State

## <mark style="color:orange;">1)</mark> Press **\[WIN]+\[R]** key together and then input **msinfo32** as below picture

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## <mark style="color:orange;">2)</mark> Find \[Secure Boot State] option. If it shows as **Off** , it means Secure Boot is disabled.

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## <mark style="color:orange;">3)</mark> If it shows as **On**, it means Secure Boot is Enabled.

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