Recent content by Scott

https://www.elevenforum.com/t/overwrite-deleted-data-on-drive-in-windows-11-and-10.30699/

Turns out I don't have a "Driver Updates" section. Might be because I have this enabled

I have the exact same board. BIOS v. 4505 will give you every updated Secure Boot certificate. Just something to consider. And I've never had Windows Update offer me a bios update, so I'm surprised they offered you one, and a very old one at that. PS...

It will pop up this message, but it still works fine.

Even though it's turned off, Windows Update will create one before installing the latest CU. Here's from the 23rd, 26200.8737. Maybe so it can undo changes and roll back if something went wrong with WU.

I used @glasskuter 's method and it opened the new Get Help.

No, but Our updates are cumulative. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/update/release-cycle

It's just the area where he chose to display it. It doesn't mean it's banned.

Not even Point-in-Time restore?

That's exactly how I do it, same setup, PC to Samsung TV. Just select Project, Extend.

Or turning Secure Boot off, allowing booting of any usb stick. Might be a good idea to set a password just for that reason.

I'm using the Google Messages App on my phone and it works perfectly with Phonelink on my computer(s).

Same here. My board takes 4 and I have two more on a PCIe adapter card.

This fixed mine. mountvol S: /s copy /y C:\Windows\System32\SecureBootUpdates\SKUSiPolicy.P7b S:\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\SkuSiPolicy.p7b mountvol S: /d

All 3 computers updated without issues.