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Security features that are off by default don't provide much security. Yes, as I understand it, if you remove the Microsoft key but leave secure boot on, it wi
by takluyver 14y ago
Security features that are off by default don't provide much security.
Yes, as I understand it, if you remove the Microsoft key but leave secure boot on, it will refuse to boot Windows. So long as it's on, it will only boot an OS signed with a key it trusts. If you turn it off, it will try to boot whatever's on the disk.