Before encrypting your drives, use FDE Test Utility to check the compatibility of such devices. We recommend that you disable Fast Boot if you want to use Kaspersky FDE. When Fast Boot is enabled, USB keyboards, mice, USB tokens, as well as touchpads and touchscreens, may not work. When Fast Boot is enabled, only the minimum set of UEFI drivers required for the operating system startup is loaded. UEFI: compatibility with Fast Bootįast Boot is a technology that speeds up loading of the operating system. Before using Kaspersky FDE on such devices, you must update the list of certificates according to the vendor’s instructions. Microsoft Surface Pro or Microsoft Surface Pro 2) contain an outdated list of certificates for checking digital signatures. Kaspersky FDE authentication agent loaders are signed by Microsoft with the Microsoft Windows UEFI Driver Publisher certificate. Kaspersky FDE fully supports Secure Boot. Secure Boot does not allow the running of unsigned UEFI applications and drivers or the ones signed by unknown publishers. Secure Boot is a technology that checks digital signatures for UEFI loaders and drivers. Kaspersky FDE supports 2 types of firmware: UEFI 64-bit and Legacy BIOS.
Devices on which the loader is located on one drive and the operating system on another.Kaspersky FDE is not supported on the following device types: Kaspersky FDE is compatible with SSD drives and includes features for retaining service and performance of SSD. Drives with the following partition types: GPT, MBR or VBR (removable disks).Drives with sector size of 4096 bytes that emulate 512 bytes.Built-in drives connected through SD or MMC buses.Drives connected through SCSI, ATA, IEEE1934, USB, RAID, SAS, SATA, or NVME buses.Kaspersky FDE is supported on the following device types: For information about Kaspersky Endpoint Security for Windows version 11.5.0 and later, see Online Help.
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