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I'm needing to find some method to update the microsoft secure boot registry keys before they expire in june 2026. I was hoping to find a updated bios for my computer but didn't see a newer version available to download & install. Does anyone have a valid suggestions on how to get this accomplished ? Thanks in advance for any & all help that may be provided to me. 

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Greetings @DavyP49 

 

Yes, your PC needs a future HP BIOS update which should include a Secure Boot platform key database update.

 

A future BIOS update is the only way, I am aware of, to coordinate the upcoming Windows Secure Boot certificate updates and the latest firmware required to ensure a smooth transition.

 

This Link provides info on what will happen when the existing Secure Boot Certificates expire and your PC 's firmware is not updated.

 

Regards

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Greetings @DavyP49 

 

Yes, your PC needs a future HP BIOS update which should include a Secure Boot platform key database update.

 

A future BIOS update is the only way, I am aware of, to coordinate the upcoming Windows Secure Boot certificate updates and the latest firmware required to ensure a smooth transition.

 

This Link provides info on what will happen when the existing Secure Boot Certificates expire and your PC 's firmware is not updated.

 

Regards

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