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# Secure Boot Bypass

### What is Secure Boot Bypass

Secure Boot Bypass allows to use our products with secure boot on. 

### Secure Boot Bypass Setup

1. Enable Secure Boot
2. Follow the video guide on how to set up Secure Boot keys:

**ASRock Motherboard** setup video guide:

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cf4YzRaDxAg>" %}

**ASUS Motherboard** setup video guide:

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/uOBqc85VEVc>" %}

3. Create a .bat file with this inside: `"LOADERNAME".exe -secureboot-compatibility-mode`. [Follow this guide on how to do it.](/fecuritydocs/main-content/launch-options/how-to-use-launch-options.md)
4. Open the created .bat file.

### Possible Errors

#### 0x86100007

If you're getting error 0x86100007, then the motherboard you're using doesn't support secure boot bypass. An option would be to use `-secureboot-auto` or just standard `-secureboot` launch options.&#x20;

<mark style="color:$warning;">**IMPORTANT:**</mark> if you have custom secure boot keys option in your bios, then you can try ignoring the warning, setting up the secure boot keys one to one with our video guide, and use this [launch option](/fecuritydocs/main-content/launch-options.md):\
`-secureboot-test-compatibility-mode`&#x20;

#### 0x86080007

By itself 0x86080007 isn't an issue, it only means that the secure boot bypass is supported but the setup isn't done / done incorrectly.

If you're getting 0x86080007 error after doing the secure boot key set up guide, then you've did something wrong.