To check if Secure Boot is enabled on Windows 11, the easiest way is to use the System Information tool:
- Press the Windows key + R to open the Run dialog.
- Type
msinfo32
and press Enter. - In the System Information window, select "System Summary" on the left.
- Look for the "Secure Boot State" entry on the right pane.
- If the value is "On," Secure Boot is enabled; if it is "Off," it is disabled. If it says "Unsupported," your hardware doesn't support Secure Boot.
Alternatively, you can check Secure Boot status using PowerShell by running
the command Confirm-SecureBootUEFI
in an elevated PowerShell window, which
returns True if enabled and False if not. You can also verify Secure Boot
status by accessing your system's UEFI/BIOS firmware settings during boot and
checking the Secure Boot option in the boot or security section. These methods
provide a straightforward and reliable way to confirm if Secure Boot is
enabled on a Windows 11 PC.