Entschuldigung für die Qualität dieses Photos, es kommt aus einem Video.
Herzlichen Dank für jeden die mir helfen könnte. Ich habe selbst probiert es zu entziffern aber ich kenne kein Sütterlin oder Kurrent.
Ich habe schon einiges selbst zu entziffern probiert.
Danke für jede Hilfe.
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/event/windowsevents/windows-office-hours-july-16-2026/4529243
"If you are an IT admin with questions about managing and updating Windows, we want to help. Every third Thursday of the month, we host a live chat-based event on the Tech Community called Windows Office Hours. Members of the Windows, Microsoft Intune, Windows Autopilot, Windows Autopatch, and Windows 365 engineering teams will be standing by to answer your questions.
Want to attend the July 16 session of Office Hours? Add it to your calendar and select Attend on the event page to let us know you're coming. There is no video or live meeting component. Simply visit the event page, sign in to the Tech Community, and leave your questions in the Comments section. You can also bookmark https://aka.ms/Windows/OfficeHours for upcoming dates (and the ability to add this event to your calendar). We look forward to helping you."
Microsoft installs the BucketConfidenceData cab file, which contains the Secure Boot High Confidence Database for all devices, onto Windows consumer and enterprise devices (Windows 11 version 24H2 or later) through cumulative updates. The file is installed on devices where Microsoft is rolling out features and updates grouped by behavioral attributes (BucketID).The system places the file at %SystemRoot%\System32\SecureBootUpdates\ so that Windows can evaluate Secure Boot certificate update readiness.
It consists of per-vendor JSON files containing SHA256 hashed device attributes grouped into distinct confidence classifications. If your specific device bucket (identified by your BucketID) has a successful track record, the device is marked as "High Confidence" and receives necessary certificate updates automatically during monthly security patches.
This script, Get-SecureBootHighConfidenceDatabase.ps1, for which you need Powershell v. 7.0 or higher, determines the Secure Boot certificate update confidence level of your device based on the local copy of the High Confidence database provided by Microsoft:
https://gist.github.com/SMSAgentSoftware/a97f002333bd6521222381c2be7ea4e2
Here a bit more on this: https://smsagent.blog/2026/03/13/viewing-the-secure-boot-high-confidence-database-with-powershell/
For one hour, experts will be available to discuss Hyper-V, Azure offerings, Windows 365, VMware, and other virtualization scenarios. Whether you're still planning for certificate updates, validating your rollout, or troubleshooting an issue, come get the answers you need from the people closest to the technology.
You can follow upcoming events here:
You can view the video here, as this was a session from 1st of July:
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/event/windowsevents/windows-server-secure-boot-ama/4529322
You can follow upcoming events here:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/updates-and-announcements-313b5279-2a3b-438a-83a5-3d5e2c5fc4a3
With the Powershell script from Richard Hicks you can check when the new CA2023 certificates expire (you have to be in secure boot):
https://github.com/richardhicks/uefi/blob/main/Get-UEFICertificate.ps1
PK
Windows OEM Devices PK till 18 Sept 2038
This Windows OEM Devices Platform Key (provided by Microsoft) is available when your computer is too old to receive a recent bios, or when the OEM does not exist anymore. It replaces the PK from the OEM.
You can do this with the Garlin script you find here:
https://github.com/garlin-cant-code/SecureBoot-CA-2023-Updates/releases
Howto for a Dell latitude E6440 laptop:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Dell/comments/1ua5692/comment/ou5k2um/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
KEK
Microsoft Corporation KEK 2K CA 2023 TILL 2 Mar 2038
DB
Windows UEFI CA 2023 till 13 Jun 2035 (to boot Windows)
Microsoft UEFI CA 2023 till 13 Jun 2038 (to boot Linux and efi apps)
Microsoft Option ROM UEFI CA 2023 till 26 Oct 2038 (for booting ethernet, raid, extra video)
When bones come in contact with iron and water, sometimes a blue mineral is formed : vivianite.
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/vivianite-blue-human-remains
In Belgium they found what they thought were drug chemicals, turns out it was fossilized bone with vivianite
It might be from a Macbook before 2012. Have you ever seen a Macbook with this azerty layout ? And did you have to specifically order it at Apple's shop or store ?
It must be from a time when Apple emulated Windows keyboards, because they use ALT instead of Option on the keys.
I know that current azerty French macbooks all have the key with + and = sign next to the right shift, like a Belgian azerty. Actually, on a Macbook all the French azerty keyboards, the Belgian azerty ones and the azerty ones in Luxemburg are all Belgian azerty.
Have you ever seen a French Macbook with this layout in real life ? And was it a legitimate choice you could make at Apple's when choosing keyboards ?
Thanks for your help.
Je ontdekt snel dat het Belgisch azerty op Windows niet hetzelfde is als Belgisch azerty layout op een Mac.
Sneltoetsen om tekens te maken op een macbook silicon met Belgisch azerty layout
backslash \ Option + shift + /
Pipe | Option + shift + L
€ (Euro) : Option + $
@ (Apenstaart) : Option + £ (Op Silicon mac m3 air : toets bovenaan links onder ESC)
Tilde ~ : Option + N.
[ : option + shift + (
] : option + shift + )
{ : Option + (
} : Option + )
≠ (verschil) : Option + =
© (Copyright) : Option + C
° (graden) : Shift + )
± (plus minus) : Option + Shift + =
œ : Option + O
æ : Option + A
Dièse # : Option + shift + £
Kleiner of gelijk ≤ : Option + <
Groter of gelijk ≥ : Option + shift + <
Om letters met een accent te krijgen, hou de letter ingedrukt, en kies dan je optie.
Om ervoor te zorgen dat je een hele rij cijfers kan tijpen zonder steeds de shifttoets ingedrukt te houden, installeer je best het Frans numeriek toetsenbord, dat dezelfde indeling heeft als het Belgisch azerty.
Klik linksboven op Apple logo, dan op Systeeminstellingen, vervolgens links onderaan op toetsenbord, en dan in de rechterkolom op Tekstinvoer. Klik op Wijzig, en klik dan links onderaan op het plusteken, waarmee je een extra toetsenbordindeling kan toevoegen.
In de menubalk bovenaan kan je dan kiezen welke toetsenbordindeling je wil.
Typ het symbool voor mac-toetsen :
control command spatiebalk
Dan kies je ⌘ onderaan, en je klik gewoon op de symbolen om ze te tijpen
⌘ Command
⌥ Option
⇧ Shift
⌃ Control
↵ Return
⌫ Backspace
⌦ Delete
⏏︎ Eject
Je ontdekt snel dat het Belgisch azerty op Windows niet hetzelfde is als Belgisch azerty layout op een Mac.
Sneltoetsen om tekens te maken op een macbook silicon met Belgisch azerty layout
backslash \ Option + shift + /
Pipe | Option + shift + L
€ (Euro) : Option + $
@ (Apenstaart) : Option + £ (Op Silicon mac m3 air : toets bovenaan links onder ESC)
Tilde ~ : Option + N.
[ : option + shift + (
] : option + shift + )
{ : Option + (
} : Option + )
≠ (verschil) : Option + =
© (Copyright) : Option + C
° (graden) : Shift + )
± (plus minus) : Option + Shift + =
œ : Option + O
æ : Option + A
Dièse # : Option + shift + £
Kleiner of gelijk ≤ : Option + <
Groter of gelijk ≥ : Option + shift + <
Om letters met een accent te krijgen, hou de letter ingedrukt, en kies dan je optie.
Om ervoor te zorgen dat je een hele rij cijfers kan tijpen zonder steeds de shifttoets ingedrukt te houden, installeer je best het Frans numeriek toetsenbord, dat dezelfde indeling heeft als het Belgisch azerty.
Klik linksboven op Apple logo, dan op Systeeminstellingen, vervolgens links onderaan op toetsenbord, en dan in de rechterkolom op Tekstinvoer. Klik op Wijzig, en klik dan links onderaan op het plusteken, waarmee je een extra toetsenbordindeling kan toevoegen.
In de menubalk bovenaan kan je dan kiezen welke toetsenbordindeling je wil.
Typ het symbool voor mac-toetsen :
control command spatiebalk
Dan kies je ⌘ onderaan, en je klik gewoon op de symbolen om ze te tijpen
⌘ Command
⌥ Option
⇧ Shift
⌃ Control
↵ Return
⌫ Backspace
⌦ Delete
⏏︎ Eject
Keyboard shortcuts to create characters on a MacBook Silicon with Belgian azerty layout.
backslash \ : Option + shift + /
Pipe | : Option + Shift + L
€ (Euro) : Option + $
@ (At sign) : Option + £ (On Silicon Mac M3 Air: key at the top left under ESC)
Tilde ~ : Option + N
[ : option + shift + (
] : option + shift + )
{ : Option + ( } Option + )
≠ (difference) : Option + =
© (Copyright) : Option + C
° (degrees) : Shift + )
± (plus minus) : Option + Shift + =
œ : Option + O
æ : Option + A
Dièse # : Option + Shift + £
Less than or equal to ≤ Option + <
Greater than or equal to ≥ Option + Shift + <
To get letters with an accent, hold down the letter, and then choose your option.
To ensure you can type a whole row of numbers without constantly holding down the shift key, it is best to install the French numeric keypad, which has the same layout as the Belgian azerty.
Click on the Apple logo in the top left, then on System Settings, then on Keyboard in the bottom left, and then on Text Input in the right column. Click on Edit, and then click on the plus sign in the bottom left, which allows you to add an extra keyboard layout. In the menu bar at the top, you can then choose which keyboard layout you want.
Type the symbol for Mac keys :
control + command + spacebar
Then choose ⌘ at the bottom, and simply click on the symbols to type them
⌘ Command
⌥ Option
⇧ Shift
⌃ Control
↵ Return
⌫ Backspace
⌦ Delete
⏏︎ Eject
Coming from Windows, the Mac Belgian azerty keyboard layout is not the same as a PC keyboard layout, especially if you want to type special characters.
Keyboard shortcuts to create characters on a MacBook Silicon with Belgian azerty.
backslash \ : Option + shift + /
Pipe | : Option + Shift + L
€ (Euro) : Option + $
@ (At sign) : Option + £ (On Silicon Mac M3 Air: key at the top left under ESC)
Tilde ~ : Option + N
[ : option + shift + (
] : option + shift + )
{ : Option + (
} : Option + )
≠ (difference) : Option + =
© (Copyright) : Option + C
° (degrees) : Shift + )
± (plus minus) : Option + Shift + =
œ : Option + O
æ : Option + A
Dièse # : Option + Shift + £
Less than or equal to ≤ : Option + <
Greater than or equal to ≥ : Option + Shift + <
To get letters with an accent, hold down the letter, and then choose your option.
To ensure you can type a whole row of numbers without constantly holding down the shift key, it is best to install the French numeric keypad, which has the same layout as the Belgian AZERTY.
Click on the Apple logo in the top left, then on System Settings, then on Keyboard in the bottom left, and then on Text Input in the right column. Click on Edit, and then click on the plus sign in the bottom left, which allows you to add an extra keyboard layout.
In the menu bar at the top, you can then choose which keyboard layout you want.
Type the symbol of Mac keys :
control + command + spacebar
Then choose ⌘ at the bottom, and simply click on the symbols to type them:
⌘ Command
⌥ Option
⇧ Shift
⌃ Control
↵ Return
⌫ Backspace
⌦ Delete
⏏︎ Eject
Microsoft experts will answer your questions :
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/event/windowsevents/ask-microsoft-anything-secure-boot---may-2026/4513524
Hi,
If someone bought a new Macbook air M3 or M4 in the last two months, dit it immediately install Tahoe, or did it come with Sequoia ?
I need to know if Apple always installs the latest operating system on a newly bought Silicon Mac if it supports this Os.
Thanks for your answer.
Hello,
I don't remember which operating system was installed when I bought my former Macbook.
Would a new Macbook air, M4 or M3, always install the latest os, in this case Tahoe ?
Or is there a slight chance Sequoia would be installed ?
Thanks for your answer
Aptio bios entry for Linux boot in secure boot uefi.
This was on a Galaxy book 3 360 with Evo Intel and an Aptio bios, a consumer device, not a Book Pro.
It means that you will not be able to dualboot if you want to stay in uefi secure boot, since the entries are separate.
If this is active, you won't be able to boot from a Windows bootable usb in uefi secure boot. You will have to select the entry "Microsoft Windows only" first.
This is the entry : "Windows boot only": https://www.reddit.com/r/GalaxyBook/comments/1t62zs5/this_is_the_uefi_secure_boot_with_microsoft/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
If this entry is active "Microsoft Windows only", and you want to boot a linux bootable usb in secure boot, like Fedora or Ubuntu or Linux Mint, your boot will not succeed. You will need to select the entry "secure boot supported os"
This was on a Galaxy Book 3 360 with Evo Intel and an Aptio bios, a consumer device, not a Book Pro.
Here you see the entry "secure boot supported os" for linux in secure boot :
https://www.reddit.com/r/GalaxyBook/comments/1t630qs/secure_boot_supported_os_entry_in_uefi_on_a/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
