Windows 10: can you be offered to upgrade to win 11by win. updates while secure boot is disabled.

I have upgraded to windows 11 from 10 on a new laptop few mounts ago, by way of windows updates, my device was ready I did not make any changes to my system bios settings this was not a force install Now I found out my secure boot is OFF. How is this possible if secure boot was one of the must haves to upgrade any ideas appreciated C Dilek

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Win Bench

New Updates
Win Bench: 2.0.6.1
Updater: 1.0.4.0


Been sure to update the updater first...

New Updater:
Shows A List Of Fixes For Win Bench

Checks Files, If Anything is missing or corrupt it will download it (May have a few issues still)

 

Disabling Win 10 Upgrade Function

I have a Dell Inspiron 15Z-5523. When looking it up on the Dell Support site it is listed as incompatible and not tested for Win 10 versions above 1607. I'm perfectly happy running Win 10 Version 1607 -- BUT-- the Win 10 Upgrade function keeps automatically
downloading upgrade versions above 1607. It then tries to install the upgrade only to go through the entire install procedure, get to the end, and then tell me (and perform) that it will restore the previous version of Win 10. Over the past year it has tried
to make the upgrade, and waste the time it takes to finally restore the previous version, at least 40 or 50 times. I've looked all over the web for suggestions for disabling the upgrade function. I've set my wifi connection to metered. I've run Services.msc
and set the Windows Upgrade Startup to Disabled. It still downloads and tries to install the upgrades that are physically incompatible with the operating system. All I want to do is turn off the upgrade function. Sort of imbedding the head of an axe in
the middle of the motherboard -- what do I need to do to permanently disable this annoying automatic upgrade function. If the only that will fix this is buying a new computer with more up-to-date hardware, drivers, etc -- than when I do that it will be an
Apple and not a Windows system. There has got to be thousands of Microsoft customers left in the Windows 10 update wasteland with this same problem I'm having.

 

Boot mode uefi with secure boot disable


Ok im about to upgrade to win 10 then do a clean install afterwards of win 10, but i wanted to assure i have everything correct before i start. I updated again my profile with Belarc to assure i have a completed list of my software, i notice this Boot mode uefi with secure boot disable, here im a rookie. I have an Alienware Aurora R4 desktop, do i have to go into bios and change secure boot to enable? I read lots of articles but cant simplify with my dumb brain what to do at this stage, appreciate any help.