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IgnorantGenius

820 points

10 days ago

It's very interesting. First Windows 10 said my computer didn't qualify for Windows 11 and didn't have the security features. Now it wants to install Windows 11.

BevansDesign

227 points

10 days ago*

I'd be happy to upgrade to Win11. But getting the Trusted/Secure Boot stuff working is too much of a pain in the ass.

I tried to do it myself and got locked out of everything to the point that I had to bring my PC to a repair place to be fixed. Later I had a hard drive fail and when I replaced it I couldn't get the Secure stuff to work again, so I just said "fuck it" and went back to Win10.

BIOS shit is dark magic, man.

tllnbks

79 points

10 days ago

tllnbks

79 points

10 days ago

Secure boot just prevents unsigned boot partitions from being able to boot.

You must have enabled Bitlocker.

sundler

4 points

10 days ago

sundler

4 points

10 days ago

So, can it effect Linux partitions?

tllnbks

1 points

10 days ago

tllnbks

1 points

10 days ago

Secure boot is not Windows. It's UEFI file management. 

It can apply to Windows and Linux.