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# Secure Boot Bypass

enter BIOS easily, open **CMD as Administrator** and run:

```
shutdown /r /fw /t 0
```

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SET:
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Boot Option #1 to the new partition created during spoofing (usually labelled something like 4 GPT).

SET:
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Boot Option #2 to your regular Windows boot drive.
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Secure Boot Settings \
**Navigate to the Boot tab.** <br>

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Set:

OS Type to Windows UEFI Mode.

Secure Boot Mode to Custom.
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1. Key Management **Go to Key Management. >** Click Clear Secure Boot Keys. *Then click Install Default Secure Boot Keys*
2. Append KEK Certificate **Go to KEK Management and select Append Key**

&#x20;🧽 When prompted, click No to load from internal storage.

🧽 Choose to load from external media.

&#x20;🧽 Locate the spoofed partition (typically labelled 4 GPT).

&#x20;🧽 Inside, find and select the .der file.

&#x20;🧽 Choose Public Key Certificate, then confirm with Yes.<br>

**Append DB Certificate**\
**(**&#x52;epeat the same process as in Step 6, but this time under DB Management.)

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**Note: This process is important for ASUS users.** You would **ALWAYS** have to boot Windows from the Partition / USB. You cannot play Fortnite (or any other Game, that requires Secure Boot) without it. Sadly, there is no other way for this, other than buying a new motherboard.
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