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I had the same issue with ProctorU. Installing Windows on a 64GB USB and booting off that anytime I had to take an exam solved the problem to my satisfaction.

• notreallyserio 5y ago
  I suppose I'm extra paranoid because I have a dedicated (older) computer for courses that require some sort of installed software, including Zoom. I don't want my unmounted hard drives available to the software.
  • nisegami 5y ago
    I suppose the alternative would be unplugging them, but your approach works too.
  • blibble 5y ago
    lock the disks using ATA commands then unlock them later
• sjcoles 5y ago
  Still gives access to the EFI firmware. Hard pass.