Windows 10 to 11, MBR to GPT, Secure boot and TPM

Question

Hello,

I have been troubleshooting a way to update from Windows 10 to 11 on and off for a few weeks now.

Today I believed that I have come very close to a solution, but it appears I must be missing something.

In order to update to win11, I learned that:

1. I must convert my Drive containing my os from MBR to GPT.
2. I must enable secure boot
3. I must enable tpm2

However, I've done all of these things, and cannot get my bios to boot windows 10 after enabling secure boot. It Just brings me back to the bios. If I disable secure boot, I can boot windows again.

I'm using an ASrock Taichi x399, it is a UEFI archetexture. (I am almost 100% certain)

There MUST be a setting or detail that I am missing.

However, I need someone more knowledgeable to help me figure that out.

-John

Answer 1

Hello, If the partition style information can't be displayed in disk management, but diskpart command said no problem. I suggest that you could try to use chkdsk command to check the disk. How to Use CHKDSK to Fix Hard Drive Problems on Windows 10 or Windows 11 (howtogeek.com) Also I consider that if the motherboard driver needs to be updated to meet secure boot. Some another information below may be helpful. Fix Error: Volume Information for This Disk Cannot Be Found - MiniTool Please Note: This response contains links to third parties, which we provide for convenience of reference, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the validity of any information and content in this link. Best Regards, Hania Lian

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