Turning off secure boot after setting up Windows 11 changes the system's security settings.
Turning off secure boot after setting up Windows 11 changes the system's security settings.
I thought enabling TPM or fTPM was necessary for installing Windows 11, especially to get the Insider Program to recognize it. But does Secure Boot remain needed after Windows 11 is set up? You mentioned a bootable USB from OriginPC that still works on any PC, which you use to create an archived clone of your SSD. Since this tool doesn’t function when Secure Boot is active (or CSM is off), you might need to disable it for backups. Since changing BIOS settings or profiles is inconvenient, I wondered if Secure Boot can be turned off again after installing Windows 11. Also, when will Windows 11 be available in the Beta Channel? You prefer not to run the development version on your system.