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I went back into the BIOS, deleted all the keys, disabled secure boot, and entered Windows to reapply the updates with your script. Check-UEFI now reported no errors updating, showing that the BIOS was in configuration mode. I applied the Update-UEFI - revoke script and these were the outputs...

Yes, but in your case you revoked the certificates from 2011 and earlier versions, which I didn't do because I don't want to have problems with my backup media. Perhaps by revoking the old certificates, the UEFI will have the signatures that the script expects to read.

Script Detect-SecureBootCertUpdateStatus.ps1 of MS The last one you sent me

I ran the new script and it doesn't seem to have changed the result. Secure Boot: ON Virtualization Based Security: OFF BitLocker on (C:) OFF UEFI KEK Certs -------------- Microsoft Corporation KEK CA 2011 Microsoft Corporation KEK 2K CA 2023 UEFI DB Certs ------------- Microsoft Corporation...

Thank you for the quick response. The error lines in PS remain, but now it shows other lines, probably more than you need. PS: I'm using a translator, so there might be grammatical errors. Secure Boot: ON Virtualization Based Security: OFF BitLocker on (C:) OFF UEFI KEK Certs --------------...

Hello, it seems the update process was successful, but when I check I get these error lines in DBX, it seems something is broken in the script. SecureBoot-260531