배틀필드 6 보안 부팅 오류: Windows 11에서 수정하는 방법
Why Battlefield 6 Requires Secure Boot and TPM
If Battlefield 6 won’t start and shows a “SecureBoot is not enabled” message, you’re not alone. For Battlefield 6, EA leverages these features as part of its anti-cheat defense. According to EA’s official support page, this error is linked to the EA Anti-Cheat system that enforces Windows security features such as UEFI 그리고 보안 부팅.
By requiring both 보안 부팅 그리고 TPM, the game can run in a verified, uncompromised environment, making it much harder for cheat tools to inject code at the kernel or driver level. This helps protect player accounts, game data, and ensures fair competition. In this guide, we’ll walk you through every step to enable Secure Boot and TPM, and for those who prefer not to change PC settings or find the process too complicated, we’ll also share a method to bypass Secure Boot entirely.
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Checklist Before Enabling Secure Boot
Check if TPM 2.0 is enabled
1. Press the Windows key + R, type “tpm.msc” and press Enter.
2. In the window that pops up, confirm that the red box below is enabled. If it is, proceed to the next step.
However, if it shows TPM cannot be found, please contact the motherboard brand and inquire about their corresponding methods to enable TPM.
Check whether disk is MBR and Convert it to GPT (Preparation for Secure Boot)
Before enabling Secure Boot, you must ensure that your drive uses the GPT partition style. Follow the steps below to check whether the disk is MBR or GPT.
1.Right-Click Start menu and run Disk Management.
2.Right-Click the system disk — Properties
3.Go to the Volume tab. Next to Partition style, you’ll see either Master Boot Record (MBR) 또는 GUID Partition Table (GPT).
If it is a GPT disk, you can skip the converting process below and start Enabling Secure Boot
For a MBR disk, Windows 10/11 offers the official MBR2GPT.exe utility to convert it to GPT.
Here’s how to use it:
1.Click Start menu and enter CMD. Run Command Prompt as Administrator.
2.Check your disk compatibility with this command:
mbr2gpt /convert /disk:0 /allowFullOS
3.If validation passes, run the following command:
mbr2gpt /convert /disk:0 /allowFullOS
4.Once the process complete, restart your PC. You will be able to switch to UEFI mode 그리고 enable Secure Boot and TPM in BIOS.
How to Enable Secure Boot and TPM in BIOS (Step-by-Step)
1.Enter BIOS/UEFI Setup
Restart your computer and press the key shown during boot (e.g., Del / F2 / F10) to enter BIOS.
2.Enable UEFI mode in Settings\Advanced\Windows OS Configuration
3.After you enable UEFI, you will see 보안 부팅 option. Enable it.
4.Go to Settings\Securit\Trusted Computing. First, enable 보안 장치 지원, 및 AMD fTPM 스위치 option will be available, which means TPM is enabled.
5.Save and Exit. Restart the computer.
If you are not familiar with BIOS settings, it is recommended to contact a professional or the manufacturer’s customer support. If done incorrectly, this can sometimes lead to data loss or inaccessible drives. It’s worth taking precautions—such as backing up your encryption keys and safeguarding important files—before making any changes. Later in this guide, we’ll introduce tools that can handle both tasks: backing up your keys before you start, and recovering any lost data if something goes wrong.
Confirm Whether Secure Boot and TPM Are Enabled
For Secure Boot:
1. WIN+R on your keyboard, and enter “msinfo32“
2.If you find Secure Boot State shows 켜짐, it means Secure Boot is enabled.
For TPM:
1. WIN+R on your keyboard, and enter “tpm.msc“
2.If it shows the information as following, it means TPM is enabled successfully.
If you find these steps too complicated, there’s also a Quicker Workaround.
1.Before clicking “Play” in Steam, manually disconnect your PC from the internet.
2.Once the Battlefield 6 game window appears, reconnect to the network—you should be able to get into the game without issues.
Safeguard Your Keys Before Enabling Secure Boot and TPM, and Recover Lost Data If Needed
While converting partitions, switching boot modes, or enabling Secure Boot, data loss and missing keys for software or accounts are common risks. To avoid these issues, it’s smart to prepare with reliable tools:
Before you enable Secure Boot and TPM:
Magic Recovery Key backs up and securely stores software activation key, account passwords, as well as Bitlocker encryption (if you have enabled), ensuring you can reactivate your account and unlock the drive after hardware or firmware changes.
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If there is unexpected data loss:
Magic Data Recovery restores lost files after partition changes, system crashes, or 실수로 삭제. Supports various file types and all major Windows versions.
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By securing both your data and your keys in advance, you can make system changes with confidence and jump straight into Battlefield 6 without technical setbacks.
결론
Whether you’re converting MBR to GPT or enabling Secure Boot and TPM, the process is manageable as long as you follow the steps carefully. With proper backups and the right tools, you can meet Battlefield 6’s requirements while keeping your keys and files safe.
자주 묻는 질문
1. Why does Battlefield 6 require Secure Boot and TPM 2.0?
Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 are part of modern PC security standards, ensuring that only trusted software runs at startup and protecting system integrity. Battlefield 6 uses these requirements to help prevent cheating and ensure a more secure gaming environment.
2. Do I have to convert MBR to GPT to enable Secure Boot?
Yes. Secure Boot only works in UEFI mode, which requires your system drive to be formatted as GPT. If your drive is MBR, you'll need to convert it using Windows' MBR2GPT tool or third-party partition software before enabling Secure Boot.
3. Can I disable Secure Boot after playing Battlefield 6?
Yes, you can disable Secure Boot in BIOS after gameplay. However, doing so may reduce system security and could affect other applications that rely on Secure Boot.
