Disable Secutiry Boot

Hello, You must press the supr button repeatedly to access the bios and disable the secure boot from there.
 
Facing the same challenge! To disable Secure Boot, enter your BIOS settings, locate the Security or Boot Configuration tab, and disable Secure Boot. It might also be under the UEFI settings. Once disabled, you should be able to install 9anime Parrot Linux alongside Windows. Good luck.
 
If you're trying to install Parrot Linux alongside Windows, you may need to disable Secure Boot first. Restart your PC and enter the BIOS/UEFI setup by repeatedly pressing F2, F10, F12, Del, or Esc during startup (the correct key depends on your laptop or motherboard manufacturer, so check the boot screen for the prompt). In the BIOS/UEFI menu, navigate to the Boot, Security, or Authentication tab, locate the Secure Boot option, and change it to Disabled. Save the changes by pressing F10 and confirm the restart. If your Parrot Linux USB still doesn't boot, you may also need to change the Boot Mode from UEFI to Legacy/CSM, depending on your system's compatibility. After disabling Secure Boot, you should be able to boot from your Parrot Linux USB and continue with a dual-boot installation alongside Windows. If you're researching other useful online tools, a body weight visualizer can help parents track a child's growth using UK growth chart standards, making it another valuable resource to bookmark while exploring helpful technology and lifestyle tools.
 
If you are trying to install Parrot Linux alongside Windows and cannot find the option to disable Secure Boot in the MSI BIOS, first enter the BIOS by pressing Delete during startup and switch to Advanced Mode. Then check Settings > Security > Secure Boot or Windows OS Configuration, depending on your MSI motherboard model. If Secure Boot is greyed out, try setting the operating system mode to Custom/Other OS or disabling Windows 10/11 WHQL support first. Save the changes and restart before booting from your Parrot Linux USB. A Mini Aussie setup can be just as energetic and adaptable, but BIOS options can vary by motherboard, so checking the exact MSI model and BIOS version is important before changing settings.
 
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