and it is the next-generation interface between the operating system and platform firmware. UEFI stands for unified extensible firmware interface. What exactly is UEFI and why do you need it?
You probably have started hearing the term UEFI a lot more lately along with all the windows 11 news. But still, have one on board a lot of PCs. Most of the time, people don’t really know what it is. You’ll actually see what you have in a TPM or what type of trusted platform module technology chip you’ve got in your computer-also, the manufacturer’s version number and its specific hardware version numbers. You will probably see the security processor here by clicking on processor details.
Now, if you go into your windows security app and go on the left side to devise security. If that trusted platform module were removed from your pc, you would never be able actually to access that information ever again. This means, as an example, if you would use Windows Hello to log in to your pc. You actually use BitLocker to encrypt the hard drive. These are capable of using the TPM., the trusted platform module for the cryptographic keys. If you use Windows Hello, fingerprinting stuff, face recognition if you use BitLocker to encrypt a drive.
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