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‎01-29-2024 01:32 PM

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I have a custom UEFI application I wish to run prior running Windows 11. Due to Secure Boot being active, I get Violation Error. To solve the issue, I used SHIMX64.EFI and MMX64.EFI (MokManager) to enroll my custom UEFI application hash. The process allegedly works - that is, the SHIM works and transfers the control to MokManager (because my custom UEFI application is not signed), then I enroll my custom UEFI application using the MokManager and reboot. After the reboot, it looks like nothing happened and my custom UEFI application still doesn't work. I checked that my custom UEFI application hash was properly enrolled using mok-util tool. Please provide me with assistance.

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