Be sure to read the entire manual, especially the warnings at the end of the article. Suppose you have Secure Boot, and it is enabled, let’s see how to disable it. If you want to have Secure Boot on your PC, you must purchase a new one from the OEM that supports it. If it is available, you know if it is actually turned on for your PC. If Secure Boot is mentioned in the next screen, then your PC has it, otherwise not. Open the Windows Defender Security Center and click Device Security. Just before disabling secure boot because you can, let us know if your PC has a secure boot.
Support for optional UEFI firmware drivers, applications and ROMs. Multicast deployment support that allows PC manufacturers to transfer a PC image that can be received by multiple PCs without overloading the network or image server. It easily supports large hard disks (over 2 terabytes) and disks with more than four partitions. You will find below a list of the functions you receive: With UEFI, Windows 10 offers security features such as Secure Boot, Windows Defender Device Guard, Windows Defender Credential Guard, Windows Defender Credential Guard and Windows Defender Exploit Guard. Best part, it can be updated by OEM via Windows Update. It is secure, can store more data, much faster than the BIOS and is almost like a tiny operating system that runs on the PC firmware, and it can store much more than a BIOS. If you wonder what the UEFI is, it extends to the unified extensible firmware interface and is the next generation of popular BIOS. However, in many cases, you will need to disable Secure Boot on Windows 10 due to incorrect hardware configurations. Secure Boot ensures that your PC only uses firmware that the manufacturer trusts at boot time. To ensure that Windows 10 remains protected against malware, Microsoft has enabled support for Secure Boot, which works via UEFI. 
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