If you never updated the 24H2 or 25H2 ISO's, or even want to install 21H2... you can always temporarily disable Secure Boot to boot from the DVD or USB device. Secure Boot is never required to install Windows. It's recommended that you enable it, whenever possible.
In fact, before Rufus acquired a MS-signed boot file, Paul Batard used to argue with users and tell them to disable Secure Boot if their BIOS was incompatible with Rufus. And he would say turn Secure Boot on after Windows was installed.
That will still work next year.
In fact, before Rufus acquired a MS-signed boot file, Paul Batard used to argue with users and tell them to disable Secure Boot if their BIOS was incompatible with Rufus. And he would say turn Secure Boot on after Windows was installed.
That will still work next year.
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