ASUS is the motherboard manufacturer. They would provide the UEFI updates in their "Drivers" section.
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Did you manually update your Secure Boot Keys ?
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You can use @garlin script to check CA 2023 certificate. If it is not there, you can wait for Microsoft to update or add it manually.
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many ElevenForum users =/= global users.
You can't require all people to download Windows ISOs from UUP.
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i would but i dont know how to do that , can u explain in detail how to do it please
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If you have never used UUP dump, then don't waste your time on it because it's not needed yet. Re-installing Windows will not wipe out the current UEFI settings, and you can always disable Secure Boot from BIOS (which allows any version of Windows to run).
UUP dump instructions:
1. Follow the normal process of picking a Windows build (typically the latest or near latest build, because it guarantees the Monthly Update has the extra CA 2023 files included).
2. Download the ZIP file they created for you.
3. Extract the ZIP file.
4. Edit ConvertConfig.ini inside the extract folder. Change "UpdtBootfiles=0" to "=1"
5. Run the Windows cmd script likely you normally would do.
6. The created ISO will be compliant.
7. Use Rufus to convert the ISO to an USB drive.
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You're good for now. This PC will accept either the old or new boot files for Windows.
Don't ban the old CA 2011 (under DBX) until you've updated your copy of the Windows ISO. This is where MS expects you to be in the process. Sometime next year, MS will do the banning of CA 2011 for you.
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Alright, so basically I reckon that means I don't have to do anything for this computer. What is left to do, is Microsoft that will do it with an update. Thanks.
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I think the Microsoft developers are working on it, trying to figure out how they can add more bugs to Windows with this update—but they haven’t succeeded. That’s why no updates have been released yet.
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For those using UUPdump for the first time, the process of creating the ISO can take a lot of time - at least it does for me. My internet connection is 300 Mbits/sec, and creating the ISO takes about an hour for me. Maybe others have a different experience?
Anyway, I first tried it about a month ago, and after it had been running for about a half an hour, I falsely assumed something was wrong and stopped the process. Then I tried to delete the files and directories it had created, and Windows wouldn't let me, even with an Admin account. As I recall, I had to mess with directory and/or file ownership to be able to delete the data.
So be patient as the process runs. After a completed run, the downloaded files and the directories created can be deleted with no problem.
I just upgraded both my machines from W10 to W11 last week using the process above to make a bootable Windows 11 23h2 USB stick with the 2023 boot certificate. I did an in-place upgrade (running setup.exe on the USB drive from within Windows 10), so strictly speaking, I didn't need the USB drive to be bootable on a machine having the 2011 certificates revoked. But it does so just fine, so I have it if I need it.
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Temporarily disabling Defender or your 3rd-party AV while it's running will dramatically speed up performance.
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I have real-time protection disabled in Group Policy Editor, as it speeds up C++ compilation in Visual Studio quite a bit. I just manually check downloaded files before executing them (except for Visual Studio updates that just run). My data drive is a hard drive, not an SSD, so maybe this contributes. Is there more that can be done?
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- Integrated into CPU
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- Realtek (built into motherboard)
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- Generic HDMI
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- 1080p
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- System and apps: SK hynix Gold P31 1TB M.2
Data: Toshiba HDWQ140 4TB internal SATA
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- Seasonic 400W SS-400FL2 fanless
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- Fractal Design Define R5
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- Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo
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- Belkin cheapo corded USB mouse
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- Windows Defender
Disable "SysMain" and "Search indexing".
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- 16GB
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- Nvidia Geforce GTX1060 (6GB)
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- FHD
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Search indexing doesn't really matter, unless you're running UUP dump in the early morning hours, when file indexing is run.
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Would downloading an ISO from Microsoft and doing an in-place upgrade/repair result in updated UEFI/secure boot keys?
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A good question for where some look amiss.
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No, the Secure Boot certs are only updated by changing some reg keys and running a Windows task. If you wiped your disk and reinstalled Windows, none of the UEFI settings will be changed. The installation or upgrade of Windows does not touch UEFI.
Now UEFI might care about which files are written to disk, if Secure Boot is enabled.
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Indexing was disabled, but I was not aware of SysMain. I disabled that, so we'll se how it goes next time. That will be a while though, as I intend to run W11 23h2 until support for it ends in November.
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- MSI B450M Bazooka, BIOS version 7A38vHJ5 (latest beta as of 2025-09-23)
- Memory
- 64 GB G.Skill (F4-3200C16Q-64GVK)
- Graphics Card(s)
- Integrated into CPU
- Sound Card
- Realtek (built into motherboard)
- Monitor(s) Displays
- Generic HDMI
- Screen Resolution
- 1080p
- Hard Drives
- System and apps: SK hynix Gold P31 1TB M.2
Data: Toshiba HDWQ140 4TB internal SATA
- PSU
- Seasonic 400W SS-400FL2 fanless
- Case
- Fractal Design Define R5
- Cooling
- Cooler Master Hyper 212 Evo
- Keyboard
- Lenovo Preferred Pro II Wired External USB Keyboard (4X30M86879)
- Mouse
- Belkin cheapo corded USB mouse
- Internet Speed
- 300 MBit/sec
- Browser
- Firefox
- Antivirus
- Windows Defender
If that is a HDD then you may want to leave SysMain on.
SysMain is what used to be called superfetch and can help speed up file access on HDD.
SSD not so much gained from superfetch/SysMain.
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UUP dump's speed isn't affected by SysMain, which only concerns itself with apps and services that are started at boot time.
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