
After the successful Battlefield 6 beta, many players are itching to dive back into large-scale warfare with Battlefield 2042, especially with the next main installment in the franchise not arriving until Oct. 10.
However, for those who missed the beta but still want to get the Battlefield experience, the excitement quickly fizzled when launching BF2042 resulted in the dreaded Secure Boot error. While it might seem like a frustrating glitch, this is actually an intentional requirement from EA DICE, built into their anti-cheat system to keep matches fair and free of cheaters.