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a 10 year old could figure out how to enable it.
Nothing "bad" is going to happen to your PC, get educated on the point of it and what it actually is and does.
People just buy pre-built PC's without understanding how anything works inside, it's hilarious.
Okay this is true, But there won't be a significant amount of the playerbase dual booting windows and linux in any case.
False, Swapping your Motherboard will trigger a re-activation, you won't lose your key however, It'll just be activated on the new board, Hard drives, SSD's, GPU's and CPU changes will not trigger a windows re-activation.
I have secure boot enabled and I have the same functionality as I had when I was on windows 10, And windows 8.1.
Secure boot has been around for quite some time, In fact it's a "requirement" to have it enabled if you run windows 11, though obviously you can run a command at install to disable the requirement for secure boot aswell as TPM.
A clueless person might, and it will interfere with other operating systems in case of dual boot.
I don't know if you are a moderator or what not; but can you piss-off with your "advice" and "Corrections" ?
You heard it folks, from the moderator's mouth, you are the LESSER clients. hey "PRAET0R1AN", call them "Lesser", you pretty much just did without using that word; be blunt; we all know that's what you mean by that.
EA moderator in response -> "IT WORKS ON MY MACHINE", that's the level we can expect today from tech support and moderators of big companies.