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RedFalconHayabusa

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I have a new asus M5A78L-M/USB3 motherboard but I cannot find a secure boot option in the bios. I need to disable secure boot because I think it's preventing my gpu from working when I try to boot my pc. I can boot the pc normally without my gpu plugged in but I get no signal from monitor when windows boots when I have my gpu in.

So basically, if the secure boot is preventing me from using my gpu, what good is this stupid motherboard?
 
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RedFalconHayabusa

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Thanks for your help but there is literally no option regarding secure boot whatsoever, I've checked everything but it doesn't matter any more because secure boot wasn't the problem. I read somewhere that motherboards with no secure boot option don't actually have secure boot so I don't think that was the cause of my booting issue.
Instead I found another way to boot my pc whilst my gpu was plugged into my pc.

1. Put in gpu but plug monitor into motherboard/integrated graphics.
2. In the bios, set it so it uses the integrated graphics. (this thread greatly helped http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/307509-33-optimal-graphics)
3. Booted up windows fine with gpu in pc, installed drivers.
4. Restart pc, go into bios and repeat step 2 but change it so it uses pci-e
Fixed
 
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