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May 15th, 2017 11:00

operating system loader signature not found in SecureBoot database ('db'). All bootable devices failed Secure Boot verification

Inspiron 15-3567 showing "operating system loader signature not found in SecureBoot database ('db').  All bootable devices failed Secure Boot verification" after i try to reset my laptop, my only option is shut down. When i turn it on, it shows the same thing again. What should i do?

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May 15th, 2017 14:00

Press F2 at powerup, go into setup and turn secure book OFF.  That should let you boot the system.

What changes preceded the appearance of this error message?

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July 13th, 2017 23:00

Try this worked for me

Operating System Loader Has No Signature . . .

these steps resolved my issue:

1. On Startup, press F12

2. Reset Bios to default settings

3. Restart laptop

4. In Bios, select Boot Sequence menu

5. Manually ADD additional line with the name "Windows Boot Manager"

6. Select /EFI/BOOT/BOOTX64.EFI

7. Exit

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May 15th, 2017 14:00

Is this a new system and it started right out of the box?  If not, ejn63 probably is correct about some change happening.  

Are you using the system with a dock?

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May 15th, 2017 15:00

Oops forgot link.

www.reddit.com/.../

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May 15th, 2017 15:00

Did you make any other changes than enabling secure boot (such as turning UEFI on or off)?

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May 15th, 2017 15:00

My laptop just started doing this today also. I just bought it a month ago. The battery died and afterward it came up running diagnostics and then with this error. The secure boot was not on, I turned it on trying to get it to work, then turned it off and now it is just sitting at the Dell emblem. The warranty person said that since the diagnostics ran and it said no hardware issues that they wouldn't fix it under warranty.

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May 15th, 2017 15:00

Sorry if this answer posts again, I don't see my reply.

No, I never made any changes, but an update was due to run and may have run.

I found this Reddit post that looks like it may correct the issue-so maybe it's a known issue? (Makes me a little angry that they may know about it, and have not deployed a fix, but will happily charge $211 to fix it).

I still don't know how I'm going to download the files and put on my laptop since it is my home PC. I am hoping to find another solution.

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May 15th, 2017 15:00

No, although it may have done an update and that may be the issue. I found this Reddit post with a fix, maybe a known issue?

www.reddit.com/.../

I still don't know how I'm going to fix since it's my home PC and it looks like you have to download files and load from an external drive.

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May 15th, 2017 17:00

Is the moderator just not posting my replies?

No, but an update was pending and could've ran. An article I read said that it is possibly a known issue with updates.

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May 16th, 2017 00:00

Thank you for your reply.

Ive disabled the secure boot and when i reboot my laptop, the DELL logo will appear as usual but it's stuck.

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May 16th, 2017 17:00

^^^ Same here.

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July 18th, 2017 11:00

Hi Mansoor,

thank you very much for your thread.

In my case your explanation worked, but when I shut down and start again the boot sequence has been deleted and I have to make the same procedure as you explained every time when I start my laptop.

Do you know if there is a way to save the boot sequence? Although I apply the new boot sequence (as you explained), there is not saved ;-(.

I have tried:

1- to have only one option in the list (Windows boot manager). In this case I receive a warning: "no bootable device"

2- to save the settings as user -> no improvement

It is very extrange because the new Name is not deleted "Windows boot manager" but the /EFI/BOOT/BOOTX64.EFI is changed to the old one and I don´t know why

Thanks in advance

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July 18th, 2017 15:00

When you are in Windows, could you open an admin command and type the following.  Copy and paste whatever shows up.

bcdedit

The normal boot path is:

\EFI\MICROSOFT\BOOT\BOOTMGFW.EFI

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July 22nd, 2017 18:00

Mansoor's solution resolved the issue.

However, similar to lui, I have to repeat the steps everytime i reboot my laptop.

Any solutions appreciated

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August 6th, 2017 22:00

thank you. It is properly working.

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