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OskooI_007
4 months agoSeasoned Ace
ozboz which video card do you have? Some video cards aren't compatible with secure boot. You might have to reset the BIOS settings by removing the motherboard's battery or shorting the BIOS reset jumper.
ozboz
4 months agoNew Rookie
I've my PC back! Since maybe more people get super angry with EA, but prefer a working computer before working BF2042...
- Disconnect power to PC
- Disconnect GPU's, I just pulled both our their slot.
- Reset the BIOS by a screwdriver or whatever to short the pins, see manual where the pins are located
- Resetting the BIOS makes sure your iGPU is enabled again (for me it was disabled)
- Be sure to have a monitor connected directly at the motherboard (for me it's an HDMI connection)
- Turn PC on again, after you connected the power again
- You will see a message BIOS is reset and you can load in an old profile if you saved any. Just make sure you disable the secure boot.
- Save your updated settings and let the PC boot again so you're at least in Windows again
- If that worked, turn the PC off again
- Insert the GPU(s) into their slot(s)
- Go into BIOS to disable the iGPU if you want, or just keep it enabled for now
- Start Steam or the EA App
- Uninstall BattleField 2042
- Write a post at this forum to ventilate what a bloody stupid idea this secure boot thing is
- Sell all of remaining EA stock.
- Buy RoadCraft, it's super relaxed and works better than mindfulness.
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