Intel Driver and Support Assistant Will Reset UEFI Settings
I've recently installed Windows 10 in my laptop where I already had Linux installed.
After restoring the boot order and booting Windows I installed Intel Driver & Support Assistant to check for outdated drivers, it found one for the integrated graphics card and after installing it I could no longer boot Linux.
To my surprise it had enabled Secure Boot and deleted the Linux EFI entry without asking.
Do you think this is acceptable? No, but we've entered an era where it's normal for users to have little/no control over their own machines. That's really sad imo. I wonder how feasible it is to port open source firmware platforms to new boards. Would be a very fascinating task, but also very difficult as I imagine most hardware is undocumented, at least to the general populace. that's why i didnt use windows 10, i stickly stay on windows 7 and waiting to end of services to move into a linux, not only about the control rule also about the update which is mostly nowadays is make my pc run slower than before