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If your computer is running Windows 7, the Safe Boot should be disabled.

If you want to newly install Windows 11 operating system (not to upgrade from Windows 10 through the Insider Program), then the secure boot needs to be turned on, otherwise, the prompt "This computer must support secure boot" will appear. Should I enable or disable the Secure Boot? Please click here to learn more about What is UEFI.

To put it plainly is to verify the hardware through the onboard TPM chip, and then start. Secure boot defines how the platform firmware manages security certificates, how to perform firmware verification, and defines the interface (protocol) between the firmware and the operating system. UEFI has a firmware verification process (called "Secure Boot"), which is defined in chapter 27 of UEFI Specification Version 2.3.1 Errata C. The PC must support Secure Boot." What is Secure Boot? How do I fix the problem of "The PC must support Secure Boot"? About Secure Boot? When we try to install Windows 11 or run Microsoft PC Health Check, or other third-party tools to check whether the current computer can run Windows 11, we may get such a result, "This PC cannot run Windows 11.