Dual booting win 11 and endeavour os

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Once you’ve successfully installed EndeavourOS, you can often re-enable Secure Boot after the installation is complete. This way, you can have both Secure Boot and EndeavourOS without any issues.

Archlinux and by extension EndeavourOS don’t support Secure Boot.

There is however a way to implement it involving some, speaking for myself, rather advanced CLI Fu:

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Unified_Extensible_Firmware_Interface/Secure_Boot#Implementing_Secure_Boot

There are also a couple of threads discussing Secure Boot on the forum like the one below:

Is Secure Boot supported?

After having tested the last release of EndeavourOS in a virtual machine and found it fast, stable and powerful via the yay package manager, I had the intention of replacing a xubuntu installation in one of my dual-boot computers (with windows 10), but before I started the installation I tested a live flash drive with EndeavourOS. It didn’t start in UEFI with Secure Boot only in old bios mode, then I found some website that mentioned EndeavourOS does not support Secure Boot. Is it true? There…