#DISABLE EASY CAPTURE MANAGER INSTALL#

Whenever you restart the PC after disabling the secure mode, you can easily boot it again using unconventional startup techniques.ДЎ) Take the install DVD with Windows 10 on it and put it in its sleeveДў) Put the DVD/sleeve on concrete in your garageДЈ) Light cutting torch and proceed to melt the DVD into a little puddle of slime. To randomly know the current status of a PCвЂ™s UEFI secure mode, simply check if there is a вЂњclearвЂќ message instead of вЂњsetвЂќ next to the option of вЂњSupervisor Password Is.вЂќ If itвЂ™s вЂњclear,вЂќ that would mean the password is disabled. ItвЂ™s recommended to enable secure mode first before disabling your supervisor password.ДЄs shown here, the supervisor password is now disabled once again. Leave the space for вЂњNew passwordвЂќ blank, and the supervisor password will be automatically disabled. You may also вЂњset user and HDD passwordsвЂќ using the up and down arrow keys. To do this, go back to вЂњSecurityвЂќ and select the вЂњSet Supervisor PasswordвЂќ option. Microsoft does recommend you disable the supervisor password once youвЂ™re done. Once your PC is in insecure mode, you can easily boot it with a USB drive which is not recognized by Microsoft.Дisable Supervisor Password in UEFI Settings Press F10 to save your settings and restart the PC. You can now easily select the option for further editing.Д¬lick Enter and select using the arrow keys to disable the secure boot mode.

At this point you can see that the secure boot mode is no longer greyed out. You will now see a success status that suggests that your changes have been saved.

Disable easy capture manager