Recent content by Monika1491

Probably the heat, it's 40 here, I thought you meant CA 2011 :-(

It will not be revoked, it will only expire.

I didn't know that, does Asus have some kind of faulty implementation? :-(

In my opinion, revoking the PCA 2011 certificate has no effect on the Nvidia GPU, because the Nvidia GPU is signed with the UEFI CA 2011 certificate. In my opinion, if you revoke the PCA 2011 certificate with the quoted command, the Nvidia GPU will continue to work, because the Nvidia GPU...

I only have theoretical experience. But I think his graphics card will not stop working after revoking the "Windows Production PCA 2011" certificate, because the graphics card firmware is signed with the "Microsoft Corporation UEFI CA 2011" certificate. In order for his graphics card to stop...

The guest sends its GDID. The virtual machine sends its GDID. No need to spoof the GDID. Stokes made three major mistakes: 1) He didn't have Windows communication with Microsoft servers disabled. 2) He used one account (one GDID) for both illegal and regular activity. 3) He had optional...

Today CU 26200.8875 SVN remains at 9.0

Okay, I didn't think of that :-)

Maybe like this :-) mountvol S: /S xcopy "c:\Windows\Boot\EFI_EX\bootmgfw_EX.efi" "S:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi" /Y xcopy "c:\Windows\Boot\EFI_EX\bootmgfw_EX.efi" "S:\EFI\Boot\bootx64.efi" /Y mountvol S: /D Note: But AI tells me that other files equivalent to cert 2023 should also be...

It doesn't matter that it's small. On that small partition is the bootable efi from Rufus. :-) I wrote that the only thing the Rufus efi does is run bootx64.efi on an NTFS partition. The size of the Rufus efi file on the Rufus partition is a few kB.

In your case Rufus created two partitions. If it had only created one, you wouldn't see 2 boot options. Look in diskpart .-) There will be two partitions.

1) Rufus creates two partitions on the usb flash, one is FAT and the other is NTFS. If UEFI has NTFS support, the user sees two options, one starts efi on the Rufus FAT partition and the other bootx64.efi on the NTFS partition. The cleaner option is bootx64.efi, because efi on the Rufus...

@garlin Yes, Windows 10 has bootmgfw_EX.efi files from Windows 11 signed with 2023 certificate. I'm confused. If I disable Secure Boot and copy files to the EFI partition in Windows 10: mountvol S: /S Xcopy "c:\Windows\Boot\EFI_EX\bootmgfw_EX.efi" "S:\EFI\Boot\bootx64.efi" /Y Xcopy...

I'm not interested in Windows 10, I'm using Windows 11. But I did a little test. vmware workstation - PK + KEK + DB only Windows UEFI CA 2023 Windows 10 MVS iso October 2025 Structure boot.wim and install.wim 2023 OK. Copied files 2023 (bootx64.efi etc.) to installation medium. Created iso...

1) MVS iso is not publicly available. Subscription required. 2) There is an iso from March on the public website. But MCT uses June revision 8653 ESD. To be safe, download the current MCT and create an ISO using the MCT. There is probably SVN 9 there, try it .-) Edit, I just checked: MVS iso...