Is it possible to enable Secure Boot on a Windows 10 install without having to reinstall the OS? Googling the subject seems to provide a few contradictory answers.
My current Win 10 Pro installation does not have Secure Boot enabled, and I wondering if it's possible (or even necessary?) to enable Secure Boot without wrecking my current setup prior to the Win 11 roll out in Oct.
Does anyone know if having Secure Boot enabled is actually a requirement of Win 11, or is having a Secure Boot capable system only necessary?
My current Win 10 Pro installation does not have Secure Boot enabled, and I wondering if it's possible (or even necessary?) to enable Secure Boot without wrecking my current setup prior to the Win 11 roll out in Oct.
Does anyone know if having Secure Boot enabled is actually a requirement of Win 11, or is having a Secure Boot capable system only necessary?