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What’s the “default provision” on your motherboard and which one are you currently using? If secure boot is enabled with TPM, Valorant should boot. It doesn’t matter that you have another OS installed as long as it isn’t running at the same time as Windows.
Default is whatever the motherboard provisions when reset to default settings. I’m using custom which is my own keys generated with sbctl + whatever is baked into my motherboard or at least that’s what I understand sbctl will do.
Yeah that’s weird. Does
sbctl statussaySecure Boot: Enabled? What does it say onVendor Keys?Yes to the former, for the latter it says microsoft builtin-db builtin-KEK