Secure Boot Violation when trying to set CD drive to install Win 7

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  1. barkial
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    win 10
    Thread Starter
       New #21

    no change, still sticks at black screen with cursor and nothing happens when i press shift and F10 when it says starting windows
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  3. dunkinidaho
    Posts : 85
    windows 7 prof 64bit
       New #22

    AddRAM said:
    Disable secure boot if possible.

    Enable Legacy Boot or Legacy and UEFI Boot (yes sometimes they show as combined) in the Bios, if possible.

    Boot device priority has nothing to do with boot order.

    Just use the 1 time boot function key ( F8 etc. whatever it is for your model and choose the dvd rom )

    Why didn`t you buy him a solid state drive For shame, Bad Daddy

    Hello I did buy two ssd's. 250gb m.2 and 500gb samsung 850evo. Put them both in a new Dell 7559 and am trying to install win7pro. I too am getting the invalid signature warning. Need some guidance here. By the way I am not the original poster here I found this post while searching for help

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  4. ThrashZone
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    Win-7-Pro64bit 7-H-Prem-64bit
       New #23

    Hi,
    ASUS posted this
    After installing Microsoft Update KB3133977 for Windows 7, some users may encounter a "Secure Boot Violation" , which makes the system fail to boot into the operating system.
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  6. SCANNERMAN777
    Posts : 241
    Windows 7 Ultimate, Windows 8.1 Pro, Linux Mint/Cinnimon (Triple Boot)
       New #24

    I just ran into that a few days ago trying to reinstall my Win 7 U on SSDs in RAID0 ... Terribly frustrating until I did a search. Easy to fix though, once you follow the directions in that link.
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