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System Manufacturer/Model Number: HP HPE 270f
OS: Windows 7 x64 Home Premium
CPU: Intel Core i7 930 @ 2.8 Ghz Socket 1366 LGA
Motherboard: Pegatron Truckee v1.04E41
Memory: 8 GB 1366 Mhz DDR3 (PC3-10700) RAM
Graphics Card: ATI Radeon 5770 1 GB DDR5 RAM
Sound Card: Realtech High Definition
Monitor(s) Displays: 32" Sony Bravia
Screen Resolution: 1366 X 768
Keyboard: Logitech Illuminated
Mouse: Logitech MX Revolution
Hard Drives: Intel 25nm 120 GB Series 320 SSD HD Tune- 265 MBps Read/ 130 MBps Write LaCie 1TB + 1TB RAID 0 eSATA Drive HD Tune- 160 MBps Read/ 90 MBps Write
Internet Speed: 36.4 Mbps Maximum on a 37 Mbps Motorola SB501 Modem
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Never seen this message before but I can't get around it. All I did was reboot for a game and this popped up.
I've gone into bios and secure boot is greyed out.
How do I get around this?
Running win 7 64 bit with an Asus x99-A motherboard. Specs updated below
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I've read a number of articles on-line about security, about the latest AES-256 encryption, and so on. Everything seems to be making the assumption that you're guarding against a highly skilled hacker that wants to crack your password and access your files.
But really... just how secure do we...
Since the encryption certificate is stored on the computer, all you have to do is connect the hard drive to another computer to get access to the certificate and decrypt all of the files. Not true?