Hello, I am attempting to install Arch Linux on my Framework 13, so I made a USB from the Arch ISO using pv archlinux-2023.06.01-x86_64.iso > /dev/sdb. When booting from the USB, I get this error message.
How do I proceed? I don’t see anything in the BIOS about a security policy.
You’ll need to disable secure boot. Manjaro 22.1 Installation on the Framework Laptop 13 - Framework Guides
Hi, thanks. However, I don’t see a Secure Boot setting in the Security tab, as the instructions say. Here’s the complete list of settings.
Is it under the Boot section?
@Second_Coming I don’t see anything relevant in the Boot section.
I tried disabling Quick Boot, setting a Timeout, Disabling/Enabling “Automatic Failover”, and setting “New Boot Device Priority” to other values, and rebooting still gives the same error.
In case the instructions use a different BIOS version, I’m using InsydeH2O version IFR30.03.03.
I figured it out! In my BIOS version, the Secure Boot setting is not in the BIOS Setup. Instead, press F2 when booting and you’ll see an option called Administer Secure Boot.
Then disable Enforce Secure Boot, save, and restart.
Nice to hear it gets resolved @Vortico welcome to the forums. 
Hello Guys,
just want to mention that you can still use secureboot, its a good feature, just go in the secureboot menu (F2) then delete the secureboot entries. After that add your Iso from your live USB to the secureboot. Navigate into, select your boot.efi file. Voila, enjoy secureboot with your favorite distro.
This was the problem I had. It’s a bit confusing since if you fail to boot that first time. The menu it drops you into it’s easy to think that it’s the BIOS menu. That there isn’t a separate one if you hit F2 is not intuitive. This is increasingly problmatic because whatever that is that you are dropped into by default has TPM settings. (I set mine to “hidden” to try to turn it off) isn’t the setting you are looking for.
But yes, hitting f2 and setting TPM to disabled directly worked for me as well with this.
