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• HP Envy 15 laptop: cannot disable secure boot

  I want to install Linux.  Windows 8.1 is a horrible operating system for a computer.

  I need to disable startup secure in the BIOS.

  I have the BIOS verion F.42 since March 2015.

  CAN I change the simple options such as the time of the machine. But if I turn on legacy mode or disable the startup secure that they do not change on a restart. I use F10 to save the changes, but when restart values are not changed.

  I tried to restore the default settings of the BIOS and then make my change. That did not help.

  In some online forums, he says I want to see a message from the BIOS on BIOS change and whether or not to accept them. I don't see this message.

  I will return the computer if I cannot disable secure boot

  I was able to disable secure boot and install Debian Linux.

  My problem was arrested connects. Apparently active mode of inheritance does not work unless you disable secure first boot.

  Secure boot just disabling "doesn't".

  Just enabling legacy mode "doesn't".

  I had to disable secure boot and THEN enable the traditional way. That stuck and both remained in the way I did.

  Even if the GUI * said * secure boot is disabled when you enable the traditional way, I still need to disable secure first boot.

  After this change, I saw a message from the BIOS on the "changes of BIOS and to accept them or not.

• Disable Secure Boot on HP Pavilion dv6t - b 6, 00 CTO Quad Edition Entertainment Notebook PC

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion dv6t - b 6, 00 CTO Quad Edition Entertainment Notebook PC and I installed 8 64-bit windows.

  I installed the latest version of the BIOS F.1C.

  I want to disable Secure Boot to boot from a USB EFI.

  I started windows in Advanced Mode, but I don't see the option highlighted here: http://www4.pcmag.com/media/images/380851-back-to-windows-7-uefi-firmware-settings.jpg?thumb=y

  My BIOS is locked and I don't have any advanced options there.

  Thank you

  Have a great day.

  If you original computer comes with Windows 7, it is not / is not compatible "Secure Boot. Please see "on UEFI and Start Menu" for more information on access to various start up options and instructions on disabling "Secure Boot".

  To boot from a valid "UEFI USB", the computer must recognize the active UEFI boot device. Some computers are not what UEFI valid "NTFS" format USB Flash Drives UEFI activate and in this case, the USB Flash drive must be formatted in FAT32.

  Use the Boot Menu or Boot Device menu to choose a source of UEFI, such as Windows Boot Manager startup, - internal CD/DVD drive or UEFI - UEFI USB Flash drive.

• FF to crash immediately. Updated FF, authorized administrator, disabled hardware acceleration, Add - ons mode disabled

  FF to crash immediately in normal mode - ID: 132f75b1-9f3e-46b7-9b43-74e4b2121121. FF, put up-to-date, authorized, administrator mode disabled hardware acceleration, disabled add-ons.

  FF opens in Mode safe, but otherwise crashes repeatedly at the opening. FF worked for time, up to half, but today (especially since the update of FF v.17) crashes immediately. As well as repeated ff crashes, Win 7 crashes (less frequently) with a variety of notes for each accident.

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  Try disabling hardware acceleration in Firefox.

  • Tools > Options > advanced > General > Browsing: "use hardware acceleration when available.
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes
  • https://hacks.Mozilla.org/2010/09/hardware-acceleration/

• ProBook 6465b: disabling secure boot

  Hello

  I can't disable Secure Boot on my ProBook 6465 b. I can't find a menu item in the configuration of the BIOS.

  firmware version: 68LTU worm. F.61

  Unfortunately, your laptop doesn't have this ability.

• How can I disable secure on my Satellite L500-1Z1 start?

  Hello!

  I need to install FreeBSD on my laptop. But I can't find in the BIOS how can I disable secure boot.
  Please, help me. How can I disable startup secure on my laptop?

  Thank you! Sorry for my English!

  Hello

  Satellite L500-1Z1 BIOS doesn't support secure boot.
  That's why starting secure isn't turned on or off and it should be possible to install any system.

• Is the (1.02.8) WRT54Gv4 disable Secure Easy Setup (SES) aka Wi - Fi Protected Access (WPA) or not?

  My router went by default by any action of my own & research how can have access to a router secure otherwise, I found on the hole wide open in the default configuration in most of the routers available today:

  - http://www.kb.cert.org/vuls/id/723755

  According to Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wi-Fi_Protected_Setup
  "The flaw allows a remote attacker retrieve the WPS PIN code and, with it, network WPA/WPA2 pre-shared key in a few hours.

  Cisco/Linksys are aware of the vulnerability, but I saw no recent updates:

  - http://tools.cisco.com/security/center/content/CiscoSecurityResponse/cisco-sr-20120111-wps

  Specifically, nothing on the web shows a solution for the WRT54Gv5:

  - http://www6.nohold.net/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?vw=1&articleid=25154

  Note: This list is also in the sticky article "Vince" titled: update on status of vulnerability WPS for Linksys devices

  but, unfortunately, this list has not been updated in months - and - though - it does not list my WRT54Gv5 router anyway.

  In fact, the indications are that disabling Secure Easy Setup (SES) does actually disable whatever it is (in some cases):

  - http://homecommunity.cisco.com/t5/Wireless-Routers/WRT54G-Secure-Easy-Setup-SES-Security-Vulnerabili...

  Worse still, I called Cisco customer service:

  -They didn't know what I was talking about 1-877-770-4113

  -1-800-326-7114 Cisco Consumer Support for Linksys (they opened a ticket for me)

  The strangest thing that came out of this support ticket has been the support guys came back (after leaving the phone for 20 minutes) only to say that disabling easy setup (SES) Secure option actually makes the router even MORE vulnerable.

  When I insisted on some sort of explanation of this embarrassing problem - he says to ask me here on the forum.

  Ok. I ask...

  Q: is - what the definition of Secure Easy Setup to 'turn off' disables really safe easy installation on the WRT54Gv5 router?

  If it isn't...

  Q: what is the recommended method to protect against this vulnerability on the Linksys WRT54Gv5 router

  Note: My firmware is updated to the latest revision, 1.02.8.

  CERT 723755: Does the Linksys/Cisco WRT54Gv4 (1.02.8) really disable Secure Easy Setup (aka Wi - Fi Protected Access)?

  RockSockDoc wrote:

• Disable secure boot.

  I want to disable startup secure on my Inspiron 17R upgrade to Windows 8. After stopping and restarting and then pressing F2 or F10, it deposits in

  Advanced startup options, but I can't find where are the startup options, never mind has changed. Can can someone guide me through this more in detail. Apologies

  If I'm a bit dim.

  Hello

  Secure boot is a Windows 8 feature that uses a public key infrastructure to check the integrity of the operating system and to restrict programs unauthorized such as start-up kits to infect the machine.

  I checked the BIOS of your system model and there is no option to disable secure boot.

  Before you install Windows 8, I suggest you to run Windows 8 Upgrade Wizard by clicking on the link below, it will scan the system hardware, applications, and devices connected to see if they will work with Windows 8:

  http://bit.LY/PSGwvj

  Please visit the below mentioned link for more information:

  http://bit.LY/SMLRju

  Thank you & best regards
  Mustapha S
  #iworkfordell

• Oracle configuration settings to disable security controls

  Hello

  Can someone shed light on this statement from oracle:

  "We identified this problem two years ago. It was not a product coding flaw allowing hackers to circumvent the security mechanisms. Instead, the product includes a configuration setting allowing customers to disable security. Oracle has identified that customers have left this open setting and immediately released a patch which is the default setting for customers secure. This patch was released as part of our regular Critical Patch Update clients know to apply quarterly. Oracle has informed all our customers directly that they must apply the patch. This process is common in the industry.

  What configuration is and what the patch for it?

  http://thelead.blogs.CNN.com/2014/09/15/numerous-government-agencies-not-securing-your-data-or-that-of-your-kids/?HPT=hp_t2

  Thank you

  CPU/PSU patches are cumulative in nature. So if you use one of the last based on your version of DB, old security bugs will be fixed with it.

• VCA mode disabled / vmotion work?

  We have 2 groups of ESXi at our facility for vSphere, vSphere is version build 5.5U1, currently most recent available.

  Group 1 has Intel Xeon E7540 UC.

  Group 2 is brand new and uses recently published processors Intel Xeon E7-4860 v2.

  VCA is currently disabled on the two groups.

  Athe's systems are listed in the VMware compatibility guide for our latest version of vSphere.

  I expect this Setup to be able to live vMotion of virtual machines from the old to the new cluster without the use of CVS on either, but I assumed that the migration back to group 1 would require cluster 2 to affect the level of reference Intel EVC appropriate (Nehalem in this case).

  It turns out that I am able to migrate VM direct in both directions with no apparent problems (so far), with EVC mode disabled on both groups.

  Is an expected behavior or if ESXi/vCenter is somehow misreading? CPU compatibility (perhaps because the E7-4860v2 are a very recent model) or some other issue that could lead to problems with these migrations?

  I expect this Setup to be able to live vMotion of virtual machines from the old to the new cluster without the use of CVS on either, but I assumed that the migration back to group 1 would require cluster 2 to affect the level of reference Intel EVC appropriate (Nehalem in this case).

  It turns out that I am able to migrate VM direct in both directions with no apparent problems (so far), with EVC mode disabled on both groups.

  Is an expected behavior or if ESXi/vCenter is somehow misreading? CPU compatibility (perhaps because the E7-4860v2 are a very recent model) or some other issue that could lead to problems with these migrations?

  This is normal unless you have turned to bike the VM on the new hosts.

  If a virtual machine has been powered - on on a former host and is migrated to the new cluster, it does not change the current features of the virtual machine CPU runlevel. He will continue to work with the old CPU features on the new host and is therefore able to migrate the old new host without problems, or additional AIDS such as CVS.

  However, if stop you now migrated virtual machine and power it on again on new hosts, the virtual material will apply the new host CPU capabilities (or the level of EVC of cluster, but you do not apply any) and you will not be able to migrate the computer virtual return to the armies of the former cluster.

• V3 - 771g S8 i7. V2.28 BIOS how to disable secure boot mode and allow to boot from usb/dvd

  Hi people,

  Recently my laptop w8 shared with my brother get sick. So I decided to get out the trusty old diagnosis

  USB and dvd, you know, ubcd centos ophrack. Much to my dismay, I couldn't start any of them. So after some faffing

  everything on the net, I was able to boot/secure boot / disabled, which meant I could f12 at startup in the Boot Manager.

  Unfortunately, the drama is over. Kindly listed boot manager internal hard drive, but not bootable usb or dvd connected.  so I thought, I'm going to be cunning and change the boot order of start. Yet once the monster of Bios Acer jeeringly laughed at my attempts to

  take control of the material, I dared try control simply because I happened to pay a substantial amount of money to acer.

  So, it seems, the only option I have left to change is boot/boot mode / (boot uefi/legacy). So what I need to change to restore the boot control, is to change legacy BIOS uefi? Who will install the w8 cack?

  Also what happens if I want to replace the hard drive with an ssd in the near future, is not not to work?

  Oh, I tried to get help from the enamel of acer, their response said essentially bios/uefi is isn't a problem acer because it is sw and realized

  What seemed like a pay per minute service.

  Skills of good customer Acer.

  Any help appreciated,

  Hello..

• Safe mode disabled AV security suite

  My computer is infected as a result of security AV.  the instructions I found on this site said to re-boot in safe mode to remove the virus using anti-virus software.  In my view, that this av security suite disabled safe mode, so I am not able to detect and remove the virus.  Any suggestions?

  Acer Aspire with Vista

  Thank you very much for your help!

  Thank you very much for your answer.  However, I found a simple solution.

  In my view, that the ransomeware on AV had disabled the safe mode.  Then when I pressed F8 and select Safe Mode option, the computer should boot into normal mode.  However, after you press F8, once again, I have selected to "restore" which has scanned the hard drive, stated he was clean and then it has started in safe mode.  Perhaps without going through the Safe Mode option regularly infected by the Suite AV.  Once in safe mode, I was able to remove the ransomeware with Malwearbytes Anti-Malware.

  Thanks for your reply.  I appreciate your response!

• How to condigure guest OS when you use net mode bridged when connecting by local security-enabled wireless network

  I am running VMWare workstation on a host with the guest OS Windows XP and ubuntu.

  I work in a place where we have a LAN wireless - security-enabled.

  When you use the NAT configuration - my OS comments doesnot seem to be able to run and use the DNS and the Windows network AD features.

  -I want to set up the guest operating system to connect to the network using the bridged mode.

  Unfortunately - the 'visible' for Windows XP network connection is reported as a wired lan connection. This means that I am not able to configure options for the connection wireless security.

  Is there a configuration missing that I forgot, I have to do on my wirtual machine, toolsthat host or vmware would allow this Setup program begin work?

  Plese - if anyone has som einput it would be greatly appreciated.

  Best regards

  Poul Christiansen

  Wireless configs should be set to the host OS, unless the wireless usb is attached directly to comments.

  For mode bridged you have, connect to the guest is actually nothing else that a wired connection and XP won't be able to use it as wireless (except usb of course).

  This means that your association and authentication to the AP will have on the host operating system linux tools.

  Joakim

• disable secure mode

  How can I change my setting of safe mode

  Hi Anthony,

  1. what version of Windows is installed on your computer?

  2 - is the computer every time starts in SafeMode itself?

  Please follow the steps:

  a. click Start and type msconfig in the Start Search bar and press enter . Now windows System Configuration utility will be open.

  b. Start in the folder, if the Startup is checked, uncheck the box

  c. click apply and OK.

  Restart the computer and check with the question.

  I hope this helps.

• flash player mode disable how vulnerable protected?

  Lastest 38 FF now allows me to easily turn off protected mode FP which seems to heal my FP quite common crashes. The question I have is how vulnerable will I be if protected mode is disabled? I use FF with FP disabled for quite a while now with little inconvenience because almost everyone is using HTML. I'd appreciate comments everyone. Thank you

  It is obviously not safer, but in the real world (as long as you keep flash, your operating system, Firefox and your anti-virus software updated) it will not have a significant impact on your security. just stay smart online and use your common sense, do not install or click on things that look too good to be true.