Find the Secure Boot setting, and if possible, set it to Enabled. In some cases, you may need to refresh or Remove everything to its original state before you can turn on Secure Boot.
For more info, see How to restore, refresh, or Remove everything. If the above steps don't work, and you still want to use Secure Boot, contact your manufacturer for help. Secure Boot Overview. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Sorry this didn't help.
Thanks for your feedback. Bill M Original title: Windows failed to start I had a bootable backup on a larger hard drive that I replaced my C drive with. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. So each time I run it it will either enable or disable the adapter.
The script file I posted at the beinning does this for me on my xp machin. Is there a way to make the batch file check whether the card is enabled or disabled and do the opposite to it? Thank you. Is it possible for me to make the batch file not require any input by setting it to alway toggle?
Again I'm fairly new to batch files but I was thinking like this:. Well I figured it out. I finally got it to work. I made a shortcut to my batch file and set it to run as administrator. Here is the file:. Apologies for re-opening an old thread, but I'm getting the following error when running the script:. It looks like it is finding it, just not disabling it for some reason.
I'm running CMD as administrator so I don't know what it could be, anyone have any ideas? There are some commercial products that provide a suitable solution.
They have a 30 day free trial. As well as wireless devices, 1NET also disconnects mobile broadband devices and mobile phone tethering. Although not free, it is quite affordable for organizations that are serious about this issue and saves the poor admin a lot of time.
Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Script Center. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Left-click on the Network icon and a popup menu should appear showing what network, if any, you are connected to at the top and below that, a list of available wireless networks.
When I click on the UHWireless network, the is a warning about information being visible to others, which is due to the UHWireless network not being encrypted. There is also a checkbox to connect automatically when in wireless range and a Connect button.
Click on the Connect button to connect and another windows will appears as it tries to connect to UHWireless. If the network you are connecting to has security enabled, then you should be asked to type in a key or passphrase before it will connect.
Once connected, if this is the first time, you should get a window like the example to the right asking you to choose the location for the network. Home and Work network are trusted location and are basically the same thing. The Public network is not trusted and security is tighter and some network programs might not work correctly. You should see that you are connected and the location is set to whatever you chose, which for UHWireless is Work.
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