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This option lets you create a password to prevent others from changing the UEFI settings.

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This option displays your Surface’s universally unique identifier (UUID) and serial number. The USB port remains enabled in Windows.ĭisabling Wi-Fi also disables the Bluetooth ®. Selecting Side USB disables the ability to boot from a USB device. Select Advanced Device Security and select the option you want. For example, you can disable the microSD card reader so no one can use a microSD card to copy data. This option lets you disable ports and features you don’t want anyone to use. To choose the order in which your Surface boots, select Configure Alternate System Boot Order and select one of the following options:

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If Secure Boot keys aren't installed, you can select Install All Factory Default Keys and select either Windows & 3rd-party UEFI CA (Default) or Windows only. If Secure Boot keys are installed, you can delete them by selecting Delete All Secure Boot Keys. When Secure Boot Control is enabled, you have two additional options: Select Secure Boot Control to enable or disable this feature. When you’re finished, select Exit Setup > Yes. To change the state, select the other one. The currently configured state of TPM ( Enabled or Disabled) is highlighted.

Restart your Surface to enter the password again.

Note: If you enter the administrator password incorrectly three times, you’ll be locked out of the UEFI. The menu options in this section apply to the Surface models that use the new firmware UEFI interface. The UEFI settings you can modify depend on which Surface you have. Under Advanced startup, select Restart Now.

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Select Start > Settings > Update & security > Recovery. Typically, only enterprises will need to change security settings-the default, out-of-the-box settings will be perfect for most users. In the Security section, you can set or change your UEFI password, turn Secure Boot on or off, and change your Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT) settings. You can use this information for troubleshooting or for working with warranty support. In the PC information section, you can see important information about your Surface, such as the universally unique identifier (UUID), serial number, and firmware version. Under Choose an option, select Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > UEFI Firmware Settings, and then select Restart. Next to Advanced startup, select Restart Now. Select Start > Settings > System > Recovery. You can also load the UEFI firmware settings menu through Windows. Release the button once the UEFI screen appears. The Microsoft or Surface logo appears on your screen. Press and hold the volume-up button on your Surface, and, at the same time, press and release the power button. Shut down your Surface and wait about 10 seconds to make sure it's off. You can adjust the UEFI settings only during system startup. Note: This video is available in English only.