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  1. oosthupj
    Hi everyone, I struggled with machines in our company all of a sudden giving "Selected boot image did not authenticate." when doing a F12 PXE boot when secureboot is enabled in the bios. I have done searches on the internet and all of them either suggest to disable secureboot or doing some funny reset on the machine. The reset didnt work for me and we need to use secureboot for security reasons, so I cannot simply cut off my finger if it has pain. Stuff I tried that didnt work: Rebuild the boot images. Upgrading SCCM from 1610 to 1706 Upgrading ADK from 1610 to 1703 ADK Upgrading our DHCP server. What finally fixed it? Upgrading the affected machines BIOS! That's it! No other upgrade of change nessasary. Enjoy!
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