Summary: Use Windows PowerShell to verify your Secure Boot policy in Windows 8. How can I verify that the Secure Boot policy is enabled in my computers running Windows 8? Use theGet-SecureBootPolicycmdlet: Get-SecureBootPolicy
Confirms that Secure Boot is enabled by checking the Secure Boot status on the local computer. Format-SecureBootUEFI Formats certificates or hashes into a content object that is returned and creates a file that is ready to be signed. Get-SecureBootPolicy Gets the publisher GUID and the policy...
1";msg="帐户-使用空密码的本地帐户只允许进行控制台登录(启用)"} # - 交互式登录: 不显示上次登录用户名值(启用) DontDisplayLastUserName = @{operator="eq";value="MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System\DontDisplayLastUserName=4,1...
SecureWipeBootDisk开关会擦除启动磁盘上的数据并使设备不可用。 仅当需要将设备退回到 Microsoft 时,才应使用此开关。 有关详细信息,请参阅将设备退回到 Microsoft。 如果在本地 Web UI 中使用设备重置,则只会安全地擦除数据磁盘上的数据,而启动磁盘会保持不变。 启动磁盘包含设备配置。
Security Chip 2.0,Enabled;[Optional:Disabled,Enabled] Secure Boot,Enabled;[Optional:Disabled,Enabled] Network Offline Locker,Disabled;[Optional:Disabled,Enabled][Status:ShowOnly] Computrace Module Activation,Enabled;[Optional:Disabled,Enabled,Permanently Disabled] ...
.DESCRIPTION判断当前运行的powershell终端是否管理员执行,返回值 true 或者 false.EXAMPLEF_IsCurrentUserAdmin #>$user= [Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity]::GetCurrent(); (New-ObjectSecurity.Principal.WindowsPrincipal$user).IsInRole([Security.Principal.WindowsBuiltinRole]::Administrator)...
PowerShell scripts to check the UEFI KEK, DB and DBX Secure Boot variables.Important The DBX checking in this script is made for x64 systems. If you are using an x86, arm or arm64 system, it is necessary to replace the *.bin files with ones for your system architecture and edit their...
This option is deprecated. It sets the ForcedDisconnectEnabled property of the boot image. Expand table Type: Boolean Aliases: DisconnectUsersFromDistributionPoints Position: Named Default value: None Required: False Accept pipeline input: False Accept wildcard characters: False -DisconnectUserFromDistri...
non void, static, and have one parameter of type PSObject. The term 'Get-ExecutionPolicy' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. ...
Devices 12 Passwords13 Performance14 POSTBehavior18 PowerManagement20 PreEnabled26 ProcessorInformation28 SecureBoot 28 Security29 StealthModeControl 33 SupportAssistSystemResolution34 SystemConfiguration34 SystemInformation 47 SystemLogs47 ThermalConfiguration47 TPMSecurity48 USBConfiguration49 Video53 Virtualization...