This guide explains how to configure a custom UEFI Boot Menu entry that loads the FakeSecureBoot driver using a UEFI Shell script before launching Windows. This allows you to spoof Secure Boot "Enabled" status while keeping it physically disabled in the BIOS, without relying on external USB sticks or manual interaction with a UEFI shell.
- Secure Boot: Must be Disabled in BIOS.
- BitLocker: If enabled, have your Recovery Key ready or suspend BitLocker protection.
- Architecture: 64-bit UEFI system.