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Yeah. I ended up rolling back too. We'll see what comes.

This is the preview cumulative update that delivers UI responsiveness improvements, or Low Latency Profile (LLP). I just installed it...

I have read that Microsoft specifically does not provide for 'validating' a key by any method aside from activating a Windows instance...

That app has not been updated in eight years so may not even know about Win 11.

I don't think it's supposed to, not even for OEM licenses which are limited to the specific motherboard it is installed and activated...

Like they say, it doesn't matter much who you buy it from: if MS allows activation it's a legit key. But that is the only way you know...

Do you mean ALL the certs? even the 2023 KEK, which is the stickler for so many systems?

That's perhaps a better question for one of the Pro's... but it will get them for sure when they start revoking permissions. That may or...

That explains it. Use Garlin's script to install it if needed immediately, but I have to think it will get it along with all the DBX...

It's obviously missing SVN 7.0. Have you allowed Windows to post all it's updates? it might come with a Security update that hasn't...

I would completely agree the best course of action should start with updating BIOS to get the 2023 keys, even if the Microsoft process...

Kinda what I thought. But I did remember, about a year ago I took a 256GB SSD out of a USB portable drive that had been sitting unused...

It can be re-formatted and used. If Samsung Magician is Win 7 capable it might help to run its diagnostics to give you assurance.

It depends on which type of NAND is used, SLC (enterprise grade) can last up to 10 years before data might be lost. But from what I...

Works as it should: found all defaults and active certs! The only "required action" was to revoke the PCA 2011 cert, which I'm...