TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot now supported.

How do I check if Secure Boot is enabled on my PC?

Press Windows Key + R to open the Run dialog box.,
Type msinfo32 and hit Enter.,

In the System Information window (you can use the search bar to find each setting):

• BIOS Mode → should say UEFI,
• Secure Boot State → should say On,

How to Enable Secure Boot

Access your BIOS/UEFI settings (Advanced Restart → UEFI firmware settings).

Accessing your BIOS can be accomplished in many ways; however, one of the easiest is to restart your machine from Windows.

• In Windows 11, go to Start → Settings → System → Recovery. Next to Advanced startup, select Restart Now.,
• In Windows 10, go to Start → Settings → Update & Security → Recovery. Under Advanced startup, select Restart Now.,

Once your Windows 10/11 machine has restarted, go to Troubleshoot: see Advanced Options → UEFI Firmware Settings.

• Navigate to the Boot tab within the BIOS.
• Most BIOS have a search option (Easiest Method)

If you are having difficulty finding Secure Boot in your BIOS, many BIOS include a search feature (typically accessed by pressing F9); You should consult your PC or motherboard’s official documentation for detailed instructions.

• Secure Boot (or Secure Boot State) should be set to Enabled.
• Exit and Save changes (generally F10) and reboot.

Confirm in Windows with Windows Key + R → msinfo32 if Secure Boot is enabled.

Once confirmed, you are ready to go!!