Is there any recommended procedure/approach for dealing with Secure Boot and its password for cases of dual-boot installs alongside with Windows?Ĭould anyone share just any ideas on this topic?ĭISABLE (Microsoft's) Secure Boot, you really don't need it, and you most definitely don't need Bitlocker. Now I get confused, as my BIOS/UEFI menus show that Secure Boot is enabled, but no Secure Boot password is ever mentioned there.Īnd I would rather prefer no Secure Boot conflicts in passwords or whatever between Linux Mint and Windows. I succeeded in resizing the Windows partition and starting Linus Mint installer.Īt the "Multimedia codecs" installer phase I see a suggesion to choose a password for Secure Boot. I would like to install Linus Mint side-by-side with original Windows in a dual-boot manner. The system has Secure Boot initially enabled, and Windows BitLocker is enabled also. I have an HP Spectre x360 laptop with Windows 11 pre-installed.
I still could not find any relelavant manual or discussion on my topic.
Hi, and sorry if asking something well-known.
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