Recently, discussions have emerged surrounding the necessity of enabling Secure Boot to play Battlefield 6. Many players are frustrated by this requirement, however, it seems most of the gaming community will not have any significant problems with it.

A representative from EA confirmed on the Battlefield Discord that Secure Boot is already in use for testing the game through Battlefield Labs, indicating that it may be a permanent feature in the full release.

“There will be Secure Boot for Battlefield Labs.”

This requirement is not entirely new; the prior game, Battlefield 2042, also had similar stipulations to enhance security in gameplay and introduce advanced anti-cheating mechanisms.

Secure Boot is designed to ensure that the computer’s components are safe and not compromised before launching the operating system. While some in the community may prefer to have this option disabled, it largely wouldn’t impact those using standard gaming configurations.

Players who dual-boot into Linux or are utilizing older motherboards might face complications, yet for most gamers, keeping Secure Boot enabled shouldn’t pose any challenges when diving into Battlefield 6.

The announcement for Battlefield 6 is highly anticipated, with the reveal trailer expected to be released soon.