Updating Realtek driver in W10 ISO without breaking SecureBoot

[divadiow]

We need to keep Secure Boot enabled in the BIOS. If I edit the image and install the latest driver for the 8153 Realtek (ISO image has driver from 2015!) then burn using Rufus, the installation fails because of Secureboot.

Is there a way around this?

 

[crypticus]

nuhi once said;
...... As for secure boot in general, NTLite is not editing any files so it doesn't have anything to complain about.
Secure boot is about installed/boot drivers and signatures, all intact. .......

So as long as you keep boot untouched? there should be no problems? i am not expert in this but i would also want to know how to not break secure boot since it will be needed for windows 11

 

[garlin]

One of these drivers Install_USB_Win10_10045.20_06222021.zip or Install_USB_Win11_11.0.2.1_20_08162021.zip?

 

[crypticus]

they are outdated i use here when i need latest:
https://www.tenforums.com/sound-audio/182081-latest-realtek-hd-audio-driver-version-3-a.html

for old drivers there are some scripts to see what v you need:

https://www.tenforums.com/sound-audio/125936-determine-hda-realtek-driver-needed-your-audio.html

 

[garlin]

Wasn't RTL 8153 a 1GB Ethernet NIC?