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I'm looking for Rescue CD's like Hiren's Boot CD which allow me to boot without switching to BIOS or turning off Secure Boot. I had no luck finding such thing.
Is it even possible to launch such an utility with Secure Boot enabled?
How can I modify any Rescue CD to launch when in UEFI and Secure Boot enabled? (if possible)
Gizmo
Posted 2014-04-30T15:15:49.017
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Since only Microsoft’s keys are installed by default, if any, you probably won’t have any luck with this. Except perhaps installing Secure Boot keys is acceptable...? – Daniel B – 2014-04-30T15:23:25.930
Well I do always have a portable Windows To Go install with me, if that's possible then sure. – Gizmo – 2014-04-30T15:24:39.617
1Several Linux distributions can function as rescue systems and support Secure Boot. Ubuntu, for instance, can be used in this way. – Rod Smith – 2014-05-02T20:26:27.907