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Z240 sff
Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hardware is HP Z240 sff.  Under Windows 7 64bit operating system, it  runs fine using  Legacy boot configuration. I would like  to replace Win 7 with Windows 10 64bit.  Instructions for switching to Windows 10  say to use Secure Boot, not Legacy Boot.  If boot configuration is set to Secure Boot, Windows 7 give error "Selected boot image does not authenticate" .   Is  Secure Boot required by Windows 10 or is it an option? 

 

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Hi:

 

It is an option.

 

I have all of my PC's with secure boot settings running W10 in legacy mode, and I have ancient HP business notebooks such as an nc6400 running W10 just fine with those old BIOSs.

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Hi:

 

It is an option.

 

I have all of my PC's with secure boot settings running W10 in legacy mode, and I have ancient HP business notebooks such as an nc6400 running W10 just fine with those old BIOSs.

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Thank you.  I'll ignore the instructions and move on to the next step in Windows 10 installation.

silas73

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You're very welcome.

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