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I found it! The 276 Event ID does not appear under System. (I assumed it would since 1035 Dbx and other Kernel-Boot events shows up there). You have to go to Microsoft - Windows - Kernel-Boot\Operational to find the 276 Event ID. Hope this helps!

They do not boot older media devices and everything seems to be working as expected.

I found it! I was looking at the wrong place. I had to go to Kernel-Boot / Operational, and there is it. Event ID 276. It also says so clearly in the guide. I just assumed that these Event ID's would be shown under System (Since Event ID 1035 is there, and other Kernel-Boot Event ID's show up...

I see. Well, if you want to patch your system it's only 1 line of code and 2 reboots to apply it. If you get around to try it, please share your results regarding the Event ID's. It's probably still a work in progress. The Feedback Hub is pretty much useless and Microsoft support does not know...

Yes, it's now only 1 line of code after the July 11 2023 update. (reg add HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Secureboot /v AvailableUpdates /t REG_DWORD /d 0x30 /f) On a fresh install, after applying the latest update and rebooting. Issuing the following command: "dir...

I see, thank you @sucicf1! This gives me something more to research. It's weird that the Microsoft instructions fail to mention that under the section of actually verifying that the fix has been applied correctly. And even more weird is that I can see alot of other Kernel-Boot Events in the...

Anybody with an unpatched system that wanna try this themselves and share their results?

Following the instructions from this site: KB5025885: How to manage the Windows Boot Manager revocations for Secure Boot changes associated with CVE-2023-24932 - Microsoft Support Ever since the July 11 KB5028185 update, the method of patching against Black Lotus was made a bit easier. The...

I don’t get it. I did the revocations on a completely new install. Installed updates, rebooted. Open CMD as administrator, paste: reg add HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Secureboot /v AvailableUpdates /t REG_DWORD /d 0x30 /f Reboot. Wait 5 minutes, reboot again. I then...

No 7034 errors related to Windows security at all? Weird. I don't know how much of a market share AMD has compared to Intel but one would think it's a significant amount of people experiencing these errors and that AMD and/or Microsoft would like to do something about it.

Most likely! Then you probably have the same error in event viewer as me. What happens if you go to Event viewer -> Windows logs -> Right click on System -> Filter Log -> and search for ID 7034?

I think I have the same error on my computers even after a clean install. Let me double check and get back to you. Do you remember the event ID? Edit: Seems like malwarebytes also includes this information on every scan. Googling this error message gives alot of results. Also, the same...

"It has to do with stopping attacks from entering through the memory". Could you provide a screenshot of the errors? I agree, device security has had alot of bugs after recent updates, but this sounds like it might be something else. Are you referring to the blocked drivers list?

Sure, I'll get to it when I'm at the computer next time! Problem with my ASUS motherboard is that I only have 2 options. AMD fTPM or discret TPM. Since I only have AMD's firmware TPM it defaults back to that one by itself after reboot. No option to disable it unfortunately. My guess is that...

Hi! Almost everytime I open Device Security it generates an error log 7034 in Event Viewer. I'm experiencing the bug where AMD TPM not being recognized most of the time, but I'm not sure if this is related to the same problems people are experiencing with Windows 11 Device Security right now...