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> This is not Secure Boot per se, it is Device Guard. It's quite misleading to call it Secure Boot. If you read up on what Device Guard tries to achieve on Secu
by AshamedCaptain 4y ago
> This is not Secure Boot per se, it is Device Guard. It's quite misleading to call it Secure Boot. If you read up on what Device Guard tries to achieve on Secured Core PC
As clearly mentioned in the TFA, this is Secure Boot itself and has nothing to do with Device Guard.
- Avamander 4y agoYeah and it is incorrect. Disabling that CA is a part of Device Guard requirements since 2016. Obviously Secure Boot enforces its configuration, but it's specified and set as such due to Device Guard.