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Ask Microsoft Anything: Secure Boot – February 5

Ask Microsoft Anything: Secure Boot – February 5

Mark your calendars for February 5, 2026. Windows engineering teams will be hosting a second Ask Microsoft Anything (AMA) on the Microsoft Tech Community to help you get the information you need about updating Secure Boot certificates on your Windows devices before they start expiring in June 2026. Experts will be on camera and in the chat to help you with update scenarios, inventorying your estate, formulating the right deployment plan for your organization, and more.   When will this happen: This one-hour AMA event will start at 8:00 AM PST (3:00 PM UTC) on February 5, 2026.   What you need to do to prepare: Visit the event page, then select Add to Calendar. Want an event reminder? Log in to the Tech Community and select Attend. Can’t attend at that time? Scroll to the bottom of the event page, then post your questions early where it says “Comment.” The event will be recorded so you can catch up on demand anytime after the live stream concludes.   Additional information: Visit https://aka.ms/AMA/SecureBoot to save the date and get a head start with the steps and resources outlined in the Secure Boot playbook. Message ID: MC1219801

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