ARM Windows machines are required to not be disableable. Non-ARM Windows machines MAY be disablable - but that's up to the manufacturer. What I'm saying is that

ARM Windows machines are required to not be disableable. Non-ARM Windows machines MAY be disablable - but that's up to the manufacturer. What I'm saying is that the real solution is to require the ability for users to easily edit the configuration. It's a bit like saying the real solution isn't to defeat SOPA, but to actually pass it's opposite into law.