Advice Request Just installed Windows 11

[Jan Willy]

Anyone know, is the 'virtualization-based security' something that is baked in, in the background, or something you implement and activate to your own needs?

The settings I made on W. 10 were propagated into W. 11. So I don't know which of it would be at default on W. 11. But it's not difficult to make those settings on W. 11. In my case I'm talking about Core Isolation, Application Guard for MS Edge and Secure Boot. The settings for the first two items you find in the Windows Security panel. The setting for Secure Boot you have to make in UEFI-BIOS. On my MSI laptop it's easy to enter the UEFI-BIOS by the elevated command prompt: shutdown /r /fw /t 0 Perhaps this also works for you.

 

[oldschool]

Anyone know, is the 'virtualization-based security' something that is baked in, in the background, or something you implement and activate to your own needs?

What is TPM?

More specifically, @Jan Willy posted this above in #18 which gives a simple explanation: Windows 11 has advanced hardware security. Here's how to get it in Windows 10 today