When I turn on my computer, Fedora (which is the only OS installed on this computer does not boot). Instead, the following is printed to the screen:System BootOrder. Initializing defaults.Creating boot entry Boot0120 with label Fedora for file \EFI\fedora\grubx64.efi - Not FoundFailed to load Image \EFI\fedora\grubx64.efi: Not foundAfter what appears a blue window which title is Shim UEFI key management. It says:Press any key to perform MOK managementAt its bottom, there is a countdownBooting in x secondswith x going from 10 to 1. Fedora versions which are on my computer are the 24, and Ibelieve three other 23, from what Iremember.I don't remember having installed a new software recently.The first time this problem happened, as I just turned on my computer and didn't look on the screen, Ipressed Enter, because normally my computer asks me for the version of Fedora Iwant to use. If I press the alimentation button, my computer goes off immediately.How can I make my computer boot to Fedora again?
Computer does not boot to Fedora but to Shim UEFI key management instead
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