Secure Boot is a BIOS setting, not a Windows setting.
You can access BIOS Settings in the normal fashion based on your manufacturer, usually F2 or F10.... when you see the motherboard splash screen. Move to the Security Tab and look for the Secure Boot option.
The steps are nearly the same. Download the Windows OS .iso file - then burn as a bootable usb stick using an etcher like Unetbootin, BalenaEtcher, Ventory or another preferred etcher.
I have balenaEtcher
and I know how to use it now I have strange problem
1st I can't download the Windows 10 home ISO
2nd I already burn Zorin Core on my flash disk and now the flash disk is read only and I cant format or do anything
If you have another Windows machine, you can use that machine and the Media Creator tool - makes a Win USB installer. But, has to be in Windows.. (Win10/11 creator tools last in list)
Just a heads up - the .ISO downloads don't come with SSD / NVMe drivers (RST-F6Floppy-19.5.1.1040); you'll likely have to add them to the installer after writing (USB).
From a Win installer, you can use the Command Prompt and issue:
bootrec /fixboot or bootrec /fixmbr - then would also do bootrec /scanos and bootrec /rebuildbcd
After running those reboot, and that should fix the Win boot issues; given there are no errors.. This can be done with any Windows install disc btw, Win7 and newer.
Or, run the 'Startup Repair' utility to see if it finds any issues - and if so that can help automate the process.
last update in my case:
I was searching and found this I used sudo modprobe btusb
then sudo systemctl start bluetooth.service
then checked the statues using this $ sudo systemctl status bluetooth.service
and I got this now
You have to specify with changing to the C drive, or adding C:\ at the end to check the C drive, where your Windows install is located. Your installer is good now though!
But, some of your older pics indicate that maybe the Windows partition was renamed, or name removed - which would cause some issues when trying to find your Windows install..
You could try again with using the C:\ path indicator - if that doesn't work, I'd say you probably need to just reinstall at this point..
