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Description of problem: In the Grub boot menue F24 and Windows 8.1 are shown. Hitting on F24 starts F24, hitting on Win 8.1 runs into an error. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): version supplied with F24 Desktop Alpha 1.7 How reproducible: On my Acer laptop Aspire E 15 E5-571G-50K9. If this error occurs on other systems I don't know Steps to Reproduce: 1. Acer laptop, harddisk with Win 8.1, F24 Alpha 1.7 on an usb flash medium 2. switch on laptop and in the Grub boot menue hit Windows 3. an error will be displayed, no boot of Windows 8.1 possible, the error is shown in a screenshot attachment Actual results: Bios version Z5WAH V1.09: "mokutil --sb-state" shows in F24 and F23 "secure boot disabled", with F23 boot of Windows ok, with F24 boot of Windows runs into an error. Update Bios Z5WAH to V1.31(the newest version): "mokutil --sb-state" shows now in F23 and F24 "secure boot enabled". But in F24 trying boot of Windows still runs into the same error, boot of Win in F23 still ok. 4 screenshots as attachments. Expected results: Additional info:
Created attachment 1139907 [details] screenshot Grub boot menue F24 desktop Alpha 1.7
Created attachment 1139908 [details] screenshot Grub boot menue F23
Created attachment 1139909 [details] screenshot of error shown after hitting the Win entry in the Grub boot menue
Created attachment 1139911 [details] screenshot of error shown after hitting the Win entry in the Grub boot menue after bios update
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