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more than three years ago, when microsoft announced windows 11, the operating system immediately caused a lot of controversy.

officially you can't install windows 11 on ineligible hardware because of secure boot and tpm hardware requirements.

as noted by tipsmake.com, there are many cases where readers have run microsoft's pc health check software on their pcs and received the message 'this pc can't run windows 11',

by default, secure boot is enabled on asus motherboards using uefi bios. however, if you want to install dual-boot, you will have to disable secure boot.

to turn off secure boot mode and turn on lauch cms, we must enter the bios. the bios interface between computers will be different, but there is a similar implementation.

new windows 8 computers do not use the traditional bios, but instead are uefi firmware like the macs that had been years ago. how you can perform common system tasks has changed.

on windows 8 and windows 10 versions, microsoft integrates on a feature system called secure boot, and by default this feature has been activated. the secure boot feature supports

an extremely dangerous malware called lojax has just been discovered by eset security firm. this malware is infecting a victim computer with malicious code.