Secure Boot Can Be Enabled When System in User Mode—The Hidden Flexibility Most Users Miss
The average user assumes Secure Boot is a binary toggle: either locked in at boot or disabled entirely. But the reality is far more nuanced. Modern UEFI systems—especially those running Windows 10/11, Linux distributions, or even macOS—allow Secure Boot to be enabled when the system is already in user mode, bypassing the traditional reboot requirement. … Read more
