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UEFI
(Unified Extensible Firmware Interface)
UEFI, or Unified Extensible Firmware Interface, is a modern replacement for the traditional BIOS firmware used in PCs. It provides a more flexible and secure environment for booting operating systems and managing hardware.
UEFI supports faster boot times, larger hard drives, and advanced security features like Secure Boot, which prevents unauthorized software from loading during startup. It also offers a graphical interface and network capabilities, making it easier to configure and troubleshoot systems. UEFI has become the standard for modern computers, offering improved performance and compatibility with new hardware technologies.
UEFI supports faster boot times, larger hard drives, and advanced security features like Secure Boot, which prevents unauthorized software from loading during startup. It also offers a graphical interface and network capabilities, making it easier to configure and troubleshoot systems. UEFI has become the standard for modern computers, offering improved performance and compatibility with new hardware technologies.