I'm trying to install Ubuntu on my computer, but I've run into an issue. The installation requires that I disable Secure Boot, and while Ubuntu works fine once it's installed without Secure Boot, I can't boot into Ubuntu when I turn it back on. I thought that Ubuntu was compatible with Secure Boot. Am I missing something?
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Did you use Ventoy to start Ubuntu? Because Ventoy doesn’t support booting with Secure Boot. If you used Rufus in DD mode or Balena Etcher, those options typically create a Secure Boot compatible USB. Just a thought!
You can actually set Ventoy to support Secure Boot while creating the Ventoy drive, so it might be worth looking into that option.
I tried using Rufus in DD mode, but it still doesn't work for me.