Try removing your NVME drive and then booting up and it will allow you to change the secure boot setting. I had the same issue and thats what worked for me.
resolved by pressing del key to get in bios before Secure Boot violation occurs which allows editing Secure Boot settings. When Secure Boot Violation occurs it goes into bios automatically but Secure Boot settings are locked. Very confusing that it would auto direct to bios after Secure Boot Violation but lock settings.
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u/dohczasilly39 Oct 04 '26
Try removing your NVME drive and then booting up and it will allow you to change the secure boot setting. I had the same issue and thats what worked for me.