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With the new Windows events being generated, for Windows Server SKUs (primarily VMs) without Secure Boot enabled, why are Microsoft-Windows-TPM-WMI events - specifically event 1801 - being generated? The device with secure boot disabled at the hyper visor layer doesn't update nor meet the requirements.
We successfully deployed the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecureBoot\MicrosoftUpdateManagedOptIn (DWORD value 0x5944) via Proactive Remediation and tested applying it through Intune Settings Catalog with the following settings:
- Enable Secure Boot Certificate Updates: Enabled
- Configure High Confidence Opt Out: Disabled
- Configure Microsoft Update Managed Opt In: Enabled
However, the Settings Catalog configuration fails. We want to replace the script by using a device configuration profile. Is setting this registry key alone sufficient to enable Secure Boot updates, or should the additional settings above also be applied?
Is there any sort of reporting that we could use to better monitor where the certificates have not yet been updated?
Does the certificate update come in a specific update classification?
Will this update to Secure Boot cert trigger a BitLocker recovery event? Is it recommended to suspend BDE prior to updating the cert?
How can we tell which of our devices are in this "high confidence" bucket?
Looks like it can be found in the "System" event log, checking either Event ID 1801 or 1808. It would be nice if there was an easier way to see this information and report on it...
What about VMware VMs that are secure-boot enabled? When I talked to Broadcom they said there is nothing to do just update the hardware BIOS. (Dell PowerEdge) ... is this correct?
What's the difference between using the 0x5944 registry value for AvailableUpdates and using the high confident opt in?
My HP EliteBook 845 G8 shows that the Windows UEFI CA 2023 certificate has been updated "automagically," but not the other three.
Should I expect that situation to resolve itself, or is additional action required?
If the device were to remain in this state (only the Windows UEFI CA 2023 updated/activated) will Windows & Secure Boot still function and update properly?Will any type of reporting via CM or Intune be created for large enterprises to track progress and compliance?
