I turned off Secure Boot and my PC didn't explode

MakeUseOf·Mar 20

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There are reports of issues with Secure Boot on some PCs, with some outlets suggesting that turning it off or on may cause problems, while others discuss updates and certificate expirations related to the feature. The requirement for Secure Boot has been linked to a game, possibly Battlefield 6, and some technical issues have been reported. It is unclear what the full extent of the problems with Secure Boot is, but it appears to be a complex issue with various factors at play.

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