Recent content by DarkShadowMD

Sadly, that's a big misconception. It's known that they are using multiple monitor setups to cheat the system, that way the have the camera on, working on their main monitor, and the second one provides the answers via AI. So yes, soon humanity will kill their brains, and that's the worst...

If this is true, we are doomed, they lost control already. If this is just a lie to get investors to think their AI is so good it does things itself, it's the stupidest thing ever lol

Sadly, this is a tool that will bring a lot of problems, especially for illiterate people. The cases where students are cheating to get in college using AI are skyrocketting in a worrisome manner... Soon people will not think, if it's not through their favorite oracle. That is a big problem.

I've been using Defender since 2016... I don't think I need anything more than that. I've been clean for years. Common sense is the best AV, you can install everything and pay any software you want, but at the end, the one that protects yourself, it's you, and using nothing else than common sense...

Wow... was there a need to roast a joke like that? This is just... Wow... lol

Godbless as usual! I had to run a calvalry to get this file back... at the end I just copied it from my laptop with same build and edition of windows and re-nabled all with reagentc... I even tried to follow microsoft's steps for updating the winre.wim file to set it back again... and the thing...

I do, in all my 4 PC's, that includes my 3 main rigs, 1 for mom, my PC and laptop and my older Acer that ironically enough got the CA 2023 update... Hopefully doesn't hurt anything, and you avoid some nasty rootkits trying to live on your system.

I had an issue with WinRE being missing in my desktop for some reason after I restored a Macrium Image (which brought my misalignment problems as well, but let's forget abut that), and this solved it for me, still, the recovery enviornment might be behind in updates (yes, Windows Update also...

I read all of this and I understand scam.

I wonder if there is a way to clear that NVRAM thing and clear certs if the system is unable to boot... there's a jumper for CMOS, but this? In our prior particular case... I dunno if there's a way to boot a Linux distro via USB and clear that... or in the worst case, a jumper. That should be...

I'd suggest to move on and stop making it look like Garlin... or the rest of us have some blame in your situation. You have been told to go and tell Lenovo in any case. I mean, MS is poor at handling things, but saving money on NVRAM because your design is poor is on them. Your frustration is...

I don't want to be mean, but, if you just let Microsoft do it their way, you would probably have the same problem. If you want to know why I had to run the script on my old Acer, is because the latest W10 update pushed the new certs on this system IN DESPITE of being from 2016 with NO SUPPORT...

Your problem seems to rely in how your system stores the certs in fact. I've known for a fact that certs are stored in a non volatile chip, that way if the battery dies, you still can boot your OS without having Secure Boot violations. Your GPU is less likely to be corrupted, because VBIOS is a...

Autopatch? AI? I don't like this... Makes me feel uneasy to know AI is managing patches... and discovering vulnerabilities... Dunno...

Do you have another monitor to plug the machine to? Try another port or monitor... it's weird you have no signal after using the script, because it just works with the certs area, the worst thing you should be getting is secure boot violation screens... or having no signal until you reach...