Madden NFL 24 Superstar Mode is a play mode within Madden NFL 24 that allows players to create and control a customized NFL player.
Sometimes, like all software, it can have problems.
One problem is the “Secure Boot is Not Enabled on This Machine” error, stopping players from playing.
The full error message reads: “Security Violation Secure Boot is not enabled on this machine.”
This article explains why this happens and offers solutions to help you play the game again.
What Causes “Secure Boot Is Not Enabled On This Machine” On Madden NFL 24?
The “Secure Boot is not enabled on this machine” error in Madden NFL 24 can happen for different reasons.
One is if the game doesn’t match with Secure Boot, a computer safety feature.
If Secure Boot isn’t turned on in the computer’s settings, the error could show up.
Players have also reported technical issues with the game, such as efficiency and launch issues, which have resulted in encounters with the “Secure Boot is not enabled on this machine” error.
How To Fix “Secure Boot Is Not Enabled On This Machine” On Madden NFL 24?
Here are some fixes that might help you resolve this issue:
1. Run As An Administrator
To solve the “Secure Boot is Not Enabled on This Machine” error in Madden NFL 24, try launching the game as an administrator.
To run Madden NFL 24 as an administrator, follow these steps:
- Find the game’s executable file or shortcut.
- Right-click and choose “Run as administrator.”
- Confirm any prompts.
- Check if the error persists.
2. Run In Compatibility Mode
Try running the game in compatibility mode and then check if the issue of “Secure Boot is Not Enabled on This Machine” exists or not.
To run a program in compatibility mode, follow these steps:
- Right-click on the program’s icon or executable file.
- Select “Properties” from the context menu.
- Navigate to the “Compatibility” tab in the Properties window.
- Check the box next to “Run this program in compatibility mode for:”
- Choose an earlier version of Windows from the dropdown menu.
- Click “Apply” and then “OK” to save the changes.
3. Check If Secure Boot Is Enabled In The BIOS Settings
In order to fix the error, go to your computer’s BIOS settings, find the Secure Boot option, and enable it.
Before making any changes, it’s recommended to seek guidance from your system manufacturer if you’re unsure about the process.
Here are the steps to enable the Secure Boot option in the BIOS settings (Steps will vary depending on the model and brand):
- Power on your computer and quickly press the designated key (typically F2, F10, or Del) to access the BIOS setup.
- Navigate to the Security or Boot tab within the BIOS setup.
- Locate the Secure Boot option and set it to Enabled.
- Safeguard your changes by pressing F10, then proceed to restart your system.
5. Reset Factory Keys
In case the error persists despite Enabling Secure Boot, consider resetting the factory keys in the BIOS settings as an additional troubleshooting step.
If you’re unsure about any steps, make sure to contact the manufacturer before making changes in the BIOS.
Here are the steps to resetting the factory keys in the BIOS settings (Steps will vary depending on the model and brand):
- Restart your computer and immediately press the key to enter the BIOS setup (usually F2, F10, or Del).
- Navigate to the Security or Boot tab in the BIOS setup.
- Look for an option called “Restore Factory Keys” or something similar. The exact wording may vary depending on the BIOS version and manufacturer.
- Select the “Restore Factory Keys” option and confirm your selection.
- Save the changes by pressing the F10 key and then restart the system.
6. Disable CSM
Some models require disabling CSM in BIOS, then enabling Secure Boot, and restarting the computer.
Make sure to contact the manufacturer before making any changes in the BIOS.
Here are the steps to resetting the disabling CSM settings (Steps will vary depending on the model and brand):
- Restart your computer and press the key to enter the BIOS setup (usually F2, F10, or Del).
- Navigate to the “Boot” or “Boot Options” tab in the BIOS setup.
- Look for an option related to CSM or Compatibility Support Module. The exact wording may vary depending on the BIOS version and manufacturer.
- Select the CSM option and set it to “Disabled” or “Off”.
- Save the changes by pressing the appropriate key (usually F10) and then restart the system.
7. Contact EA Support
If the previous fixes didn’t work, contact EA support for more help.
They’re experts and can give you specific guidance to solve the issue.