The long-standing challenge surrounding the rollout of Secure Boot certificates has not gone unnoticed in the latest optional update, KB5101684. This update finally introduces updated certificates for a broader range of computers, addressing a critical aspect of system security.
How to install update KB5101684
As a preview update, KB5101684 is entirely optional for users of Windows 11. Microsoft plans to make it available to all users during the upcoming Patch Tuesday in August. However, for those eager to explore its features sooner, manual installation is the way to go, accessible through the Microsoft Update Catalog.
Upon installation, Windows 11 25H2 will reflect a build number of 26200.8973, while Windows 11 24H2 will show a build number of 26100.8973. For those interested in the specifics, the complete changelog for this update is available for review.
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