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In my opinion, the confusion is seen when people use msinfo32 and see that Secure Boot says ON, rather than Unsupported, and they think they need to do something to change to an Unsupported state.

I have bitlocker turned off, and in msinfo32 Secure Boot is ON, Windows 10 Pro 22H2.

If I understand the Microsoft article correctly, one has to type in commands in the command prompt to apply these revocations.

If I have read what Susan says correctly, install the May updates, don’t invoke a command prompt to apply revocations, and even if Secure Boot is ON, for the May Updates, things should be ok.

 

This just happened to me yesterday.  After reading all the posts, especially the one from I’m not a Robot, I clicked the Shut Down Anyway button.  Waited 5 minutes, started the computer with no problem.  (I did a restart for good measure, but probably had no effect.)  Shut down had no Task Host message.  Started up this morning, no problem.

Thanks!  Uninstalled through control panel.

Might this update come back when I check next time?

 

For me, the new MS fix sort of works.  I can’t open Outlook in regular mode.  I can open it in safe mode now (which did not work before the MS fix).