Recent content by Autobahn

I have Windows 11 Home and the easiest way I've found to stick to a version of Windows is by using this: GRC | InControl I'm not an expert with computers but this was so easy to use. Glad I came across it.

revoke the [PCA 2011] cert: This will be done by a Windows Update in the coming weeks? I can run another Garlin script which will do this but I can also just wait for the Windows Update?

I've put off updating the secure boot certificate but have just done it. It looks like it went well. Can someone let me know if everything looks ok: Secure Boot: ON Virtualization Based Security: ON BitLocker on (C:) OFF UEFI KEK Certs -------------- Microsoft Corporation KEK CA 2011...

Is it a guarantee that I will get a Secure Boot update via Windows Update in the coming months? If I update using your script (thank you by the way for putting the work in) is the certificate exactly the same that I would receive in Windows Update?

So when using the script: Update_UEFI-CA2023.ps1 Will this do the same as if I had the update from Windows Update?

I don't think my laptop will be one that will get a bios update that will include [UEFI CA 2023]. No, I've not tried Update_UEFI-CA2023.ps1 Worried something might go wrong.

Secure Boot: ON Virtualization Based Security: ON BitLocker on (C:) OFF UEFI KEK Certs -------------- Microsoft Corporation KEK CA 2011 UEFI DB Certs ------------- Microsoft Corporation UEFI CA 2011 Microsoft Windows Production PCA 2011 UEFI DBX Certs -------------- Microsoft...

I do have Secure Boot enabled. I'll turn it off then?

I ran: Check_UEFI-CA2023.ps1 Option 1: Do nothing Option 2: Install [UEFI CA 2023] certs without revoking the [PCA 2011] cert Option 3: Install [UEFI CA 2023] certs and revoke the [PCA 2011] cert What does it mean if I revoke or not the [PCA 2011] cert? Install SkuSiPolicy.p7b - What does...

I have just come across this issue and from what I've read my laptop will not be updated by bios or Windows updates (I could be wrong). Secure boot is enabled. Bitlocker is off I use incontrol.exe to keep my current version of windows but I still receive security updates. I'm no computer expert...

Someone else mentioned this on another forum. A CMOS battery will need replacing, so why make it so difficult to do so? Crazy.

The manual does say what has to be removed which is helpful but a video would make it so much easier. There is a couple of good disassembly videos, perhaps I can work out from there what needs doing.

I'm pretty sure it has Vista. Thanks for the link to the service manual, I'll have a look at it.

I want to replace the CMOS battery on this old laptop I have. I read that the CMOS battery can be in two different areas on this laptop, one easy, one difficult, mine is difficult which requires disassembling a lot of the laptop. I've searched to find a video for my particular situation but...