How to change the secure boot if it is password protected?

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I had installed Ubuntu 16.04. To install some third-party software I had turn the secure boot off with my password, from Ubuntu. Then I uninstalled it.



Now, when I try to install Ubuntu again it boots with secure boot off even if I turn it on in the boot option settings. I know the password.
I had installed Ubuntu16.04. To install some third-party software I have turn the secure boot off with password, from Ubuntu. then I uninstalled it. Now when I try to install Ubuntu again it boots in secure boot off even if I set it to on it in the boot option setting. I know the password. Now how do I change it?










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    I had installed Ubuntu 16.04. To install some third-party software I had turn the secure boot off with my password, from Ubuntu. Then I uninstalled it.



    Now, when I try to install Ubuntu again it boots with secure boot off even if I turn it on in the boot option settings. I know the password.
    I had installed Ubuntu16.04. To install some third-party software I have turn the secure boot off with password, from Ubuntu. then I uninstalled it. Now when I try to install Ubuntu again it boots in secure boot off even if I set it to on it in the boot option setting. I know the password. Now how do I change it?










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      I had installed Ubuntu 16.04. To install some third-party software I had turn the secure boot off with my password, from Ubuntu. Then I uninstalled it.



      Now, when I try to install Ubuntu again it boots with secure boot off even if I turn it on in the boot option settings. I know the password.
      I had installed Ubuntu16.04. To install some third-party software I have turn the secure boot off with password, from Ubuntu. then I uninstalled it. Now when I try to install Ubuntu again it boots in secure boot off even if I set it to on it in the boot option setting. I know the password. Now how do I change it?










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      I had installed Ubuntu 16.04. To install some third-party software I had turn the secure boot off with my password, from Ubuntu. Then I uninstalled it.



      Now, when I try to install Ubuntu again it boots with secure boot off even if I turn it on in the boot option settings. I know the password.
      I had installed Ubuntu16.04. To install some third-party software I have turn the secure boot off with password, from Ubuntu. then I uninstalled it. Now when I try to install Ubuntu again it boots in secure boot off even if I set it to on it in the boot option setting. I know the password. Now how do I change it?







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