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Battlefield 6: check Secure Boot and TPM before changing BIOS

EA documents Secure Boot requirements for protected games. For a Battlefield 6 startup warning, check the current state first; arbitrary BIOS changes can prevent Windows from booting.

Updated: ·2 min read·Windows / PC
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STRAIGHT TO THE SOLUTION

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01Read Windows status↓02Check prerequisites↓03Enable carefully and recheck↓
01

Read Windows status

  1. Open msinfo32. System Summary should show BIOS Mode UEFI and Secure Boot State On.
  2. Record any different values before changing firmware settings.
msinfo32
02

Check prerequisites

  1. Open tpm.msc and check readiness and specification version 2.0. Do not clear the TPM.
  2. EA also specifies GPT for the Windows drive. For Legacy/MBR, arrange a backup and the correct manufacturer instructions first.
tpm.msc
03

Enable carefully and recheck

  1. Have your recovery key available if device encryption is active. Enable Secure Boot using instructions for your exact motherboard.
  2. After restarting, check msinfo32 again and test the game. Contact the manufacturer if the state is Unsupported.

Sources and current status

Frequently asked questions

Should I disable Secure Boot for anti-cheat?

No. This startup warning requires that protection to be enabled.

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