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@XxXxX K I guess not thx tho....

@XxXxX I've already completed several computers, I was thinking more like Part A lists the wrong value for the registry key maybe? If so it should be updated to prevent confusion.

@XxXxX Hi I mentioned to Garlin just wanted to tell you as well on the several computers I've worked on, in Part A UEFICA2023Status says 'in progress' not 'updating'. Is this a different condition or did MS change things maybe?

@garlin Hi Garlin thanks again for the help yesterday. I wanted to give some input - after running the Update script with -Revoke it said follow README_UEFI.txt for instructions. I then went on a wild goose chase trying to install the certs in BIOS but ended up only needing to turn secure boot...

@garlin Just flipped secure boot back on, all systems are go! Thanks so much!

@garlin I delete the keys before trying the previously mentioned steps, sorry I didn't clarify that. Here's the check script output:

@garlin Oops I reset the keys instead of deleting them. I successfully got it into setup mode. I then ran Update_UEFI-CA2023 /Revoke and it succeeded and said follow README_UEFI instructions for installing PK Cert from BIOS. However when I tried I got error replacing key make sure key is...

@garlin Thx here 'tis:

@garlin Hi Garlin, I booted into BIOS, disabled secure boot, then enabled custom mode, then cleared the keys, however when I boot back into Windows the Update_UEFI-CA2023 script run with -Revoke still says Please try Setup Mode. Did I miss something? Thanks!

@garlin Thx for the quick response, for leaving the system in custom mode do I have to leave secure boot disabled? And then once I run the script and it applies the replacement certs, I reboot and turn secure boot back on right?

Hi I'm looking for a little bit of guidance with the scripts... below (not the first screenshot) in the quote is the output of the check script and below that a pic of the registry settings after doing the secure boot update how to instructions as per here. I tried "Update_UEFI-CA2023.ps1"...

Thanks guys the Win 11 batch file reset procedure did it as in the tutorial.

Hi I have a computer with a very weird issue. It is running Windows 11 Pro 25H2. It will not check for updates automatically. If I go to Settings -> Windows Update then click Check for updates it behaves perfectly. I have tried the following things as suggested by Google AI: I also verified...

@Ghot Hi a little (or long) while later I found the problem. I just updated my X570 Aorus Ultra mobo BIOS to F38 from F35. Everything is normal now. Thanks for the help!

lame *cough cough* go MS... yet another flaw in Windows, but I still love it!