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random question - do those older machines support a UEFI OS install? I'm a bit wary from a security standpoint of going back to MBR.
by karpodiem 10y ago
random question - do those older machines support a UEFI OS install?
I'm a bit wary from a security standpoint of going back to MBR.
- yuhong 10y agoNo, they are too old to have UEFI at all.
- yellowapple 10y agoUEFI's security benefits are dubious anyway unless you're using your own Secure Boot keys; else, you're likely relying on Microsoft's signing key.