#Usb secure boot portable#
#Usb secure boot windows#

Viewed 696 times 3 As a project for a portable copy of my VM workspace and for later use in recovering dead drives (my main laptop is a 2015 model so data rescue is something to be concerned. I don't believe this is anti-competitive behaviour from them. Issues with booting a custom Kali Linux Live USB on computers with Secure Boot. There must be something wrong with what they are submitting to the process.

I'm also looking at Intel AMT to help remotely deal with any systems still needing physical intervention at the preboot point.

#Usb secure boot windows#

We could do with Media Manager having the ability to add this to a KBE for us.ДЄdditionally, we can use HPCMSL to disable Secure Boot remotely on multiple HP's at once, just prior to using the SDA. Nu mГЎy tГnh ca bn khГґng th khi ng USB Boot vГ a CD cГ i Windows hay nhiu phn mm Boot t USB lГ do ch Secure Boot ang bt cГІn ch Boot Lagacy (Launch CMS) b tt. Thankfully a big chunk of our estate are modern HP and I am looking at enabling Secure Boot as a post OS deployment task thanks to HP Client Management Script Library (HPCMSL) which is a godsend. We have around 20,000 PC's to manage on 150 remote sites and a USB, physical presence, solution isn't going to work. No modern Windows deployment should be without them. We've now got new hardening requirements that needs all the VBS (Virtualisation-Based Security) powered features. This lack of Secure Boot could end up being the death of the SDA. If you have any questions or comments put them down there. Sorry for the super short post but I just wanted to keep it separated from the other one about Bitlocker being enabled on its own. The good thing is that as soon as you get to the KBE menu you can disconnect the stick and go to the next machine, or just after you start the deployment. Now you don't need to keep going to the Bios, you only need keep some USB sticks around. Well after testing and talking with some other friends from the industry we confirmed that if you create a USB KBE ( follow this guide) machines will boot with Secure Boot On, just fine. So as you all know KACE/Quest is struggling to get their certificate for PXE Secure Boot due to some bureaucracy from Microsoft ( source), but we all know how frustrating it is to keep going to the BIOS to disable and then enable secure boot so encryption can actually work. I am creating this post because I mentioned this hereВ , but I think there are no other articles about it (may be wrong :) ).