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Today, modern computers have a feature called Secure Boot. Do you have any idea about it? Secure Boot is included in Microsoft Windows 8 and earlier versions of the Microsoft Windows operating system. As you know, traditional BIOS will boot from anywhere, while Secure Boot, which runs on top of UEFI, is used to ensure that Windows is free of malware. Simply put, Secure Boot ensures that the device only boots with software trusted by the original device manufacturer. How does Secure Boot work? When you turn on your computer, the boot code process begins, which sets up the processor, memory, and hardware peripherals to prepare the operating system for booting. During provisioning, Secure Boot checks the firmware code signature that exists on peripherals such as storage devices. During the boot process, Secure Boot will check the signature embedded in the Fireware module. If the signature matches the signature database in Secure Boot, the host will be allowed to boot. Secure Boot can be said to act as a security gateway. Code with valid credentials can pass through the security gate and be executed. Code with incorrect or no credentials will of course be rejected. Enable Secure Boot When you see the Secure Boot feature, you can enable it. To use it, your computer must meet the following requirements. After installing the operating system, you need to enable secure boot. Secure boot requires the latest UEFI version. If in doubt, update the firmware using Device Manager. Secure boot requires Windows 8 or later, such as Windows 10. Some devices require a system password to activate the required system firmware settings. Now lets see how to enable secure boot. Follow the steps below. Step 1. Load the system settings by turning on the system and using the manufacturers method to access the system settings. A stepNowadays, modern computers have a feature called Secure Boot. Do you have any idea? Secure Boot is part of Microsoft Windows 8 operating system and the above versions of Microsoft Windows operating system. As we know, traditional BIOS boots everywhere while Secure Boot running on UEFI is used to ensure Windows OS is protected from malware. To be clear, Secure Boot ensures that your device only boots with software trusted by the original device manufacturer. How does Secure Boot work? When you turn on your computer, the boot process begins with code that configures the processor, memory, and hardware peripherals in preparation for the operating system to run. During preparation, Secure Boot verifies firmware code signature on hardware peripherals such as storage devices. During the boot process, Secure Boot verifies the signature embedded in the Fireware engine. If the signature matches the signature database in Secure Boot, the node is ready to boot. It can be said that Secure Boot acts as a security gateway. Code with valid credentials can pass through the security gate and run. Code with bad credentials or no credentials will certainly be rejected. Enable Secure Boot If Secure Boot appears, you may want to enable it. To use it, your computer must meet the following requirements. After installing the operating system, Secure Boot must be activated. Secure Boot requires the latest UEFI version. If you are unsure, use Device Manager to update the firmware. Secure Boot requires Windows 8 or higher, e.g. B. Windows 10. Some devices require a system password to be set in order to activate the required system software options. Now lets see how to enable Secure Boot. Follow the steps below. Step 1: Launch the System Settings by turning on the system and using the manufacturers method to access the System Settings. StepScroll down the menu and select UEFI as the boot mode. Note. Many menus show UEFI and Legacy as options, while others may show UEFI and BIOS (click here to see the differences). Step 3: Go to Secure Boot and enable it. Note. On some devices, after enabling UEFI, you must first boot the system and then go back to the settings menu to enable secure boot. Step 4: Save changes and exit the menu. You can now boot from secure boot media and install the operating system. Note that Windows will partition the memory using GPT partitions instead of mbr (click here to learn how to convert MBR to GPT). Step 5: After installing the operating system, you can verify that Secure Boot is enabled by opening the msinfo32.exe file (type the command in the open field) and checking that the status of Secure Boot is set to enabled. Disable Secure Boot in Windows 10 Lets see how to disable Secure Boot in Windows 10. Before disabling Secure Boot, make sure that Secure Boot is installed and enabled on your computer. Step 1: Click on the following terms: Settings, Update & Security, Recovery, Reboot Now, Troubleshoot, Advanced Options, UEFI Firmware Setup, and Reboot. Step 2: When accessing the UEFI utility screen, go to the Boot tab in the top menu. According to the information on the screen, use the arrow key to navigate to Secure Boot. Step 3: Use + or - to change its value to Disable. Note. The Secure Boot option is located on the Boot, Security, or Authentication tab. Warning. After disabling Secure Boot and installing additional software and hardware, it may be difficult to re-enable Secure Boot until the computer is factory reset. Be careful and follow the manufacturers instructions carefully when making changes to BIOS settings. UEFI boan butinge daehae Linux inseuteonseuga hwalseonghwadoeeo issneunji hwagin inseuteonseuseo rootro daeum myeongryeongeul

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