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AFTER ENTERING BIOS HOW TO DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 INSTALL
AFTER ENTERING BIOS HOW TO DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 UPDATE
AFTER ENTERING BIOS HOW TO DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 PATCH
AFTER ENTERING BIOS HOW TO DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 PORTABLE
AFTER ENTERING BIOS HOW TO DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 PC

A computer should be easy and fun to use, not cause grey hairs and drive people to early graves. I wasn’t a linux fanboy before, then Windows 8, 10 and now 11 came along.I have to ask myself why.why does a grown, mentally stable man DO these things to himself. And that’s just the most easy user friendly linux distro I threw out there. A very dumb experiment, let’s face it: Windows 11 is complete and total garbage compared to Zorin OS. So yeah, this is an experiment with Windows 11. Zorin OS 16 does the exact same thing in style and with a system that is both snappy, safe and a joy to use.maybe it’s because Zorin has 80% less settings and they are all easily found in the same place. I do have to point out that Windows 11 looks and feels very half-baked, UI consistencylevel ZERO. Other than that, the performance is very similar.

AFTER ENTERING BIOS HOW TO DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 UPDATE

The update was a lot quicker than Windows 10 on this machine, I guess that’s something.

AFTER ENTERING BIOS HOW TO DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 PATCH

Patch tuesday and a cumulative update later all is well in old-potatoland. Today is the first patch tuesday so I will be bamboozled if nothing explodes.īut yeah, W11 installed on an almost 15 year old potato with 2GB RAM and none of the required important bits.

AFTER ENTERING BIOS HOW TO DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 INSTALL

In my case the install completed without a hitch and all is well. Then you can insert name and password, with no internet or microsoft involved, making your install roughly three hundred billion times better. When the install reaches “connect to wifi”, press shift+F10, in command prompt write taskmgr and kill network flow blaa blaa whatever it is english. oh well, moving on:Ĭlean install on a wiped and formatted drive, computer previously ran W10 21H2 with local account also. While installing, I add 2 more afterwards, it’s a little quirk with S7210 =) it refuses any install with 4GB but accepts it afterwards. Used Rufus Beta, MBR, Extended Windows 11 Installation (no TPM, no Secure Boot, 8GB- RAM) Oh, and by the way: this old laptop has TWO GB of RAM.

Pay attention to the Drive Letter, Volume Label if you have more than one storage device plugged into your computer, and choose the correct one. Select the USB drive that you want to use.

AFTER ENTERING BIOS HOW TO DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 PORTABLE

It's a portable program, run the EXE, and its interface should pop-up.ģ. At the time of writing this article, the current build is Rufus Beta 2 (rufus-3.16_BETA2.exe)Ģ. Go to the official website and download the latest beta release. How to disable TPM, Secure Boot and RAM requirements for Windows 11ġ. Please take a backup of any data, pictures or videos, that is on the flash drive before you go ahead, as formatting the thumb drive will erase all contents on it. Before proceeding, make sure you have a USB flash drive that has a storage capacity of 8GB or more, for creating the bootable media. Add UEFI Shell ISO downloads (retroactively applied through FIDO).Click on Repair your computer on the lower left side of the screen. After entering the Windows Setup screen, choose the language, time, and keyboard or input method and hit Next to proceed.

AFTER ENTERING BIOS HOW TO DISABLE SECURE BOOT WINDOWS 10 PC

Add Windows 11 "Extended" installation support (Disables TPM/Secure Boot/RAM requirements) Start your PC using Windows 10 installation media.

Fix removal of some boot entries for Ubuntu derivatives.

Fix BIOS boot support for Arch derivatives.

Fix ISO mode support for Red Hat 8.2+ and derivatives.

So in this case, disconnect the HDD, boot from a Windows USB or DVD and install directly onto the SSD. If Windows was installed with UEFI and Secure Boot enabled, and then you changed those BIOS settings, you may have to do a clean install now. If you want to test booting from the SSD with the HDD connected to the motherboard, but not yet initialized, you have to use the F12 boot menu. All files are DELETED when you initialize the HDD, so be sure to back up on external media first. That is, unless/until you initialize the HDD. When a HDD with Windows on it is connected to the motherboard, the PC will always boot from that drive, even when an SSD with Windows on it is also installed. What type of SSD did you get, an mSATA SSD or a SATA SSD?ĭid you install Windows (what version) on the new SSD and how did you do that? Did you clone the HDD or did you do a clean install on the SSD? The onboard ports are disabled when an add-in video card is installed. Do you have an add-in video card or do you only have onboard Intel Graphics? If you have an add-in video card, make sure the monitor is connected to the card, not to either onboard video port.