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Fix Red Screen Error When Updating Patch on Windows 7 is easier to understand when the core ideas are paired with practical examples. The sections below explain the topic clearly, highlight useful steps, and point out details that can prevent common errors.
Microsoft 's KB3133977 Windows 7 patch has caused a serious error when automatically updating with machines that turn on Auto Update mode. The red screen appears with the Secure Boot Violation error message and the user cannot start Windows anymore.

This error occurs because of a conflict between the patch and the computer using the mainboard Asus manufactured in 2014. Since the motherboard of Asus has enabled Secure Boot feature against hackers, but the new update of Windows 7 Does not include Secure Boot support. To fix this, you can upgrade your computer to Windows 10 or follow the steps below:
Step 1:
Go to UEFI BIOS by clicking Delete when you start your computer and select Advanced Mode> Boot> Secure Boot .

Step 2:
Next, select the OS Type item and replace the default Windows UEFI mode to Other OS .

Step 3:
Click OK or F10 to save the new settings for the computer and restart the computer.

Step 4:
Finally, go to UEFI BIOS by pressing Delete at startup and accessing under Advanced Menu> Boot> Secure Boot . Note, if you have already reviewed the Platform Key State line, have switched to Unloaded .

Finally, we just need to restart the computer to get into Windows.
Refer to the following articles:
- How to fix the screen error of Windows 7/8 / 8.1 / 10 is black
- 6 ways to fix when laptop does not start
- Restore Windows computer with System Restore
I wish you all success!
FAQ
What should you know about step 1?
Go to UEFI BIOS by clicking Delete when you start your computer and select Advanced Mode> Boot> Secure Boot.
What should you know about step 2?
Next, select the OS Type item and replace the default Windows UEFI mode to Other OS.
What should you know about step 3?
Click OK or F10 to save the new settings for the computer and restart the computer.
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