Does NTLite need to be reactivated after disabling SecureBoot?

[Menhera-NTLite]

Hello everyone!I recent ready want to install Arch Linux,but Arch Linux does not support Secure Boot.So I plan to disable Secure Boot in the BIOS.However,I have an question.Does NTLite need to be reactivated after disabling Secure Boot in the BIOS?Please garlin answer it.Thanks.

 

[nuhi]

Activation should hold through SecureBoot enabling and disabling.

 

[Menhera-NTLite]

Activation should hold through SecureBoot enabling and disabling.

If I disable secureboot now(the before SecureBoot is enabled),NTLite need re-activation again?

 

[Menhera-NTLite]

Activation should hold through SecureBoot enabling and disabling.

Sometimes I cannot understand this sentences mean.

 

[Pater]

It means you should be able to disable SecureBoot and your activation will remain.

 

[Necrosaro]

It means you should be able to disable SecureBoot and your activation will remain.

I did and it still works on my machine

 

[garlin]

Licensing is based on your PC's unique hardware. BIOS settings like SecureBoot are NOT used for identification.

 

[Menhera-NTLite]

Licensing is based on your PC's unique hardware. BIOS settings like SecureBoot are NOT used for identification.

Thanks you answer.but I remind your,Disable TPM in the BIOS IS NEED RE-ACTIVATION NTLITE!because my friend tried it.

 

[Menhera-NTLite]

It means you should be able to disable SecureBoot and your activation will remain.

Thanks you answer.I will try it in today.

 

[crypticus]

Thanks you answer.but I remind your,Disable TPM in the BIOS IS NEED RE-ACTIVATION NTLITE!because my friend tried it.

I don't think so. your friend is mistaken

 

[garlin]

Your friend probably re-flashed their UEFI, and ended up changing the HWID.

 

[Menhera-NTLite]

Your friend probably re-flashed their UEFI, and ended up changing the HWID.

no.My friend only Disable TPM in the BIOS.and not re-flashed their UEFI

 

[nuhi]

no.My friend only Disable TPM in the BIOS.and not re-flashed their UEFI

That is unexpected.
And if he enables TPM does it go back to activated?

 

[Menhera-NTLite]

That is unexpected.
And if he enables TPM does it go back to activated?

OK,I will tell my friends.

 

[Menhera-NTLite]

Licensing is based on your PC's unique hardware. BIOS settings like SecureBoot are NOT used for identification.

Today I tried disabled Secure Boot.NTLite needn't let me re-activate.Thanks garlin.