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Expand Up @@ -9,7 +9,8 @@ These settings in your config.plist can restrict which macOS versions OpenCore w
OpenCore by default has [Apple Secure Boot](https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Post-Install/universal/security/applesecureboot.html#what-is-apple-secure-boot) enabled.
This enables security features such as the verification of macOS' `boot.efi`, with the side effect of restricting which macOS versions OpenCore will boot.

* Big Sur and Above (11.0+): The recommended value is `Default`.
* Sonoma and above (14.4+): Sonoma broke updates, in order to install and update macOS you must set SecureBootModel to Disabled otherwise it will boot-loop. It is recommended to turn it back on after for security.
* Big Sur to Ventura (11 - 13): The recommended value is `Default`.
* High Sierra-Catalina (10.13-10.15):
* If your model is not listed below, set to `Disabled`.
* If running NVIDIA Web Drivers, set to `Disabled`.
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