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Most mainstream distros work fine with secure boot still enabled. You can disable it if you want, but if you use Bitlocker, disabling secure boot will require you to enter the recovery key, which is a massive pain.

You can always disable secure boot if you want to, but in this case installing the patches released two years ago would probably be a better fix.



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