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Unfortunately, Microsoft doesn’t decide if your PC will get updated Secure Boot certificates. The vendors who manufactured your hardware do. They must issue firmware that will support the new certs. If they don’t, you’re out of luck. How will you know? For prebuilt PCs and laptops from makers like Dell, Lenovo, HP, etc, their Secure Boot update guides may outline the policy. For computer components, their support pages may outline that info. If you can’t find this information, try support forums for further info. Pragmatically speaking, if your PC’s manufacturer no longer supports your compute

The D1 SSD looks cool, runs cool, is weatherproof, and is super-affordable for such quality construction. I’m guessing you won’t be able to futz the NVMe thing after Terramaster updates the firmware, nor should you run the risk of trashing other drives on your system. That said, it was hella’ cool seeing a 10Gbps USB SSD read at 40Gbps. If you do try to mimic my results, which may stem partly from my talent for borking otherwise stable products (it’s a blessing, it’s a curse), I suggest that you never pull the drive off the system. Especially when powered on. I bear zero responsibility for any