Secureboot isn't configured correctly after updating to Win8.1

Lee Johnathan · Oct 17, 2013

Should I configure the SecureBoot correctly or should I leave it as that?

Is SecureBoot important?

WinOutreach2 · Oct 18, 2013

Secure Boot is an important security feature of Windows 8 which protects against malware which operates outside the operating system, such as rootkit and bootkit type infections. There is a video demonstration of the technology available here from the Springboard Series on TechNet. If you are receiving the message after having upgrade to 8.1, you may want to check out this article detailing why it is appearing and how to resolve it. Generally, enabling secure boot in your firmware or updating your firmware to include compatible policies is the quick resolution.