I was doing my full image backup with Clonezilla today and found the secure boot option had been enabled on an Intel NUC. Good idea which I will carry forward but suprised me as it is a BIOS option.
Has anyone noticed M$ turning on secure boot
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Do you ever update your BIOS (or do you have a utility from Intel that will do so?) Recent BIOSes from ASUS and Gigabyte (the only brands I have around that have received updates) have made changes specific to Windows 11 to default enable the necessary support (so Secure Boot and TPM support.)
In my over 15 years I've never seen M$ randomly enable secure boot, maybe you accidentally did one of the above or enabled it.
Were any other settings changed?
Nope, this is a machine I maintain. The operator wouldn't have the motivation to navigate in the BIOS to this settings. I would have been called if this popped up. As this is an Intel NUC it could have been an update pushed through M$ to the device.
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