Windows 10 Anniversary Update Only Allows Drivers Signed By Microsoft

As Microsoft pointed out, the company made these changes in order to make Windows 10 more secure and avoid the additional risk of malicious software. However, this change will apply only new installations as well as computers with Secure Boot enabled. The list of exceptions is even longer. Here’s which system setups won’t be affected by this change: However, there’s a big possibility that most of these, or even all, exceptions will only be temporary, as Microsoft is likely to introduce even more changes in the future. But, this is how things look now at the time of the Anniversary Update release. RELATED STORIES YOU NEED TO CHECK OUT: 

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