Hp omni 10 5600us bios change

Hi
i needed to disable secure boot in bios in oredr to run vpn on the device. when i save my changes and got out from the bios setup i get that i need to confierm by code or esc to cancel but of course i can't do anything becouse i don't have keyboard.
does anyone so this problem and has a suggstion
Sagi

As annoying as it is you'll have to get an OTG cable and connect a keyboard as the other response stated.

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