Question GTX 750TI DONT SUPPORT "Secure Boot" AND UEFI PLEASE HELP

[kyrillos1948]

Hello(Sorry for my bad english)
i have problem with gtx750 ti i cant choose UEFI
and when i choose it this happens

https://imgur.com/a/hO2507b

View: https://imgur.com/a/hO2507b

it says there is no GOP
i have B560M-A PRO (MS-7D20) boeard
and intel i5 11400 i just plug it and remove GPU and when i start the pc and open bios i was able to choose UEFI
In fact, when I opened the bios, it was already selected
I cannot buy another card at the moment, so I would be grateful if you could help me. Thank you

 

[rgd1101]

then don't turn uefi on.
or use igpu

 

[kyrillos1948]

Thank you for replying
I need to turn on uefi because I am using windows 11

 

[kyrillos1948]

and unfortunately i cant find ipgu or integrated graphics in my bios.

 

[rgd1101]

don't need to find igpu in the bios, take the gpu out, plug the monitor to the motherboard.

 

[kyrillos1948]

Isn't there a way to turn on uefi to run Secure Boot in the gpu?
because the internal graphics card of the processor is weak

 

[hamoo]

Thank you for replying
I need to turn on uefi because I am using windows 11

i just now posted a discussion exactly about this
summary: i am not using win 11
listen to rgd1101. don't use win 11

 

[SkyNetRising]

Isn't there a way to turn on uefi to run Secure Boot in the gpu?
because the internal graphics card of the processor is weak

Enable both - integrated GPU and discrete card. Set iGPU as primary.
Find option in BIOS called iGPU multi monitor and set to enabled.
Then connect monitor to both iGPU and discrete card (2 video cables).
Your monitor probably has multiple video inputs.
Switch between inputs with buttons on monitor.

 

[hamoo]

Enable both - integrated GPU and discrete card. Set iGPU as primary.
Find option in BIOS called iGPU multi monitor and set to enabled.
Then connect monitor to both iGPU and discrete card (2 video cables).
Your monitor probably has multiple video inputs.
Switch between inputs with buttons on monitor.

i started programming when the whole point of a programming language or operating system was to be user friendly. of course we can jump through any number of esoteric hoops, but there comes a time when common sense tells you "no, i'm not doing that"