Gparted live usb invalid signature detected

#Gparted live usb invalid signature detected how to

#Gparted live usb invalid signature detected how to

How to fix вЂњSecure Boot Violation вЂ“ Invalid Signature DetectedвЂќ Now, each time an Asus PC with fully enable Secure Boot feature is started, the machine automatically conducts a check and once the OS detected (Windows 7) isnвЂ™t recognized as compatible, the machine is prevented from loading further into the OS interface. However, this changed with the introduction of the new update вЂ“ the Secure Boot feature got fully enabled with KB3133977 and is now the cause behind the Secure Boot Violation error. As we said, Win7 isnвЂ™t exactly compatible with the Secure Boot technology used in Asus motherboards and this is why that Secure Boot wasnвЂ™t completely enabled on Win7 machines. And while the KB3133977 resolved the problem, it caused the new Secure Boot Violation for Asus users. The purpose of the KB3133977 update is to resolve an issue that used to prevent BitLocker from encrypting drives on Win7 machines. The reason behind all this has to do with the Secure Boot technology used by Asus machines and the fact that Windows 7 systems do not fully support it.

The worst part of this error is that it doesnвЂ™t allow the machine to boot into Windows and the users are stuck at the UEFI screen of the computer unable to use their PC.

Once Microsoft released their KB3133977 update for Windows 7 systems, many Asus users who have had this update installed on their machines might have started getting a particularly irritating error that reads Secure Boot Violation.