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Nope. It should be normally possible to disable Secure Boot. In fact, many distributions don't support Secure Boot at all.
by jwilk 10y ago
Nope. It should be normally possible to disable Secure Boot.
In fact, many distributions don't support Secure Boot at all.
- cyphar 10y ago> Nope. It should be normally possible to disable Secure Boot. This is only true on x86. On arm, Microsoft's requirements state that it should not be possible for users to disable Secure Boot.
- jwilk 10y agoBut is there any interesting ARM hardware that is certified for Windows? (Honest question, I have no idea.)
- cyphar 10y agoFor Windows RT, looks like there wasn't that many certified devices.[1] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_RT#Devices https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_RT#Devices