Getting error an error has occured setting the element data the value is protected by secure boot policy
I have just built a Hper-v Server :
Hardware:
HP Proliant Dl380 G7 8 X 10k 300GB SAS drives, 128GB ram 12 core running at 2.9 ghz
I have created 2 volumes at the hardware level. 1 Mirror using 2 300GB drives where I installed the Hyper-V Controller. I then created a raid 5 volume with the other six drives.
Everything ok at this point I was able to create large volume which will house the Virtual machines on the raid partition and formated the volume with NTFS and created a large E: drive.
I have already created the 2 Virtual machines 1 is a Domain controller and the other a fileserver.
The problem is a support person for this accounting firm that I am doing the job firm needs to migrate data from the old server to the new file server.
he has attempted to do the following command on the fileserver:
bcdedit /set nx AlwaysOff
and is getting the following error:
an error has occured setting the element data the value is protected by secure boot policy and cannot be modified or deleted
All vm's are windows server 2012 r2
I hope someone can shed some light on this as the migration needs to start in 2 days.
Thanks in advance.
Hardware:
HP Proliant Dl380 G7 8 X 10k 300GB SAS drives, 128GB ram 12 core running at 2.9 ghz
I have created 2 volumes at the hardware level. 1 Mirror using 2 300GB drives where I installed the Hyper-V Controller. I then created a raid 5 volume with the other six drives.
Everything ok at this point I was able to create large volume which will house the Virtual machines on the raid partition and formated the volume with NTFS and created a large E: drive.
I have already created the 2 Virtual machines 1 is a Domain controller and the other a fileserver.
The problem is a support person for this accounting firm that I am doing the job firm needs to migrate data from the old server to the new file server.
he has attempted to do the following command on the fileserver:
bcdedit /set nx AlwaysOff
and is getting the following error:
an error has occured setting the element data the value is protected by secure boot policy and cannot be modified or deleted
All vm's are windows server 2012 r2
I hope someone can shed some light on this as the migration needs to start in 2 days.
Thanks in advance.
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check this easy process step by step
http://blogs.technet.com/b/canitpro/archive/2013/07/16/step-by-step-windows-server-2012-migration-tools-preparation.aspx
all the best
http://blogs.technet.com/b/canitpro/archive/2013/07/16/step-by-step-windows-server-2012-migration-tools-preparation.aspx
all the best
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Thanks for your reply, I don't think that is going to help me unless I have read it wrong.
We have setup a completely new environment, no migration required for roles or anything
everything is brand new.
The accounting software people want to transfer data from the old server to the new one. They do have access to the old server but they have tried to run the following
bcdedit /set nx AlwaysOff
and is getting the following error:
an error has occured setting the element data the value is protected by secure boot policy and cannot be modified or deleted
This is a virtualised machine running on Hyper-V and are running the command via dos prompt with admin rights.
I have looked at everything recommended but cannot find how to overcome this error.
We have setup a completely new environment, no migration required for roles or anything
everything is brand new.
The accounting software people want to transfer data from the old server to the new one. They do have access to the old server but they have tried to run the following
bcdedit /set nx AlwaysOff
and is getting the following error:
an error has occured setting the element data the value is protected by secure boot policy and cannot be modified or deleted
This is a virtualised machine running on Hyper-V and are running the command via dos prompt with admin rights.
I have looked at everything recommended but cannot find how to overcome this error.
ASKER
Have resolved the problem, it was the Secure_Boot option in the Hyper-V config file for the
virtual machine. I set the secure boot option to False. I had to shut down Hyper-V manager Service in order to update the file. Once that was done, I restarted Hyper-V Manager Service and rebooted the machine. Once logged in I opened up a administrator elevated command prompt and entered 'bcdedit /set nx AlwaysOff ' this came back successful this time. After a reboot the DEP options in the windows tab were greyed out. This is what they were trying to achieve.
Thanks for all the suggestions.
virtual machine. I set the secure boot option to False. I had to shut down Hyper-V manager Service in order to update the file. Once that was done, I restarted Hyper-V Manager Service and rebooted the machine. Once logged in I opened up a administrator elevated command prompt and entered 'bcdedit /set nx AlwaysOff ' this came back successful this time. After a reboot the DEP options in the windows tab were greyed out. This is what they were trying to achieve.
Thanks for all the suggestions.
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