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The tag kb5089592 refers to a Microsoft update that replaces the original 2011 Secure Boot certificate chain across Windows PCs and servers. This update addresses the expiration of Secure Boot certificates, which begin expiring in June 2026 and continue into October. It affects supported Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server systems that still trust the aging boot authorities. The update is foundational security work, ensuring that Windows can continue to evolve its defenses at the boot level. Without it, systems may lose the ability to trust new boot components over time. This tag covers discussions about the update's impact, deployment, and the underlying Secure Boot trust model.
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    Secure Boot Certificate Updates: 2011 to 2023 Trust Change (June–Oct 2026)

    Microsoft is replacing the original 2011 Secure Boot certificate chain across Windows PCs and servers before certificates begin expiring in June 2026 and continue expiring into October, affecting supported Windows 10, Windows 11, and Windows Server systems that still trust those aging boot...
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