So what is the usefull thing that the secure boot does then?
If Microsoft doesn't care about the integrity of executable files and boot process and allows everything to still work with it disabled, what is the point in having it in the first place?
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Date: 2013-03-28 12:32 am (UTC)If Microsoft doesn't care about the integrity of executable files and boot process and allows everything to still work with it disabled, what is the point in having it in the first place?