Issue: Suggestions to enable the ProtectUefiServices quirk are based on a desktop chipset (Z390) which does not exist for mobile platforms:
"Protects UEFI services from being overridden by the firmware, mainly relevant for VMs, Icelake and Z390 systems. If on Z390, enable this quirk" - Quoted from "More in-depth info" section.
Listed below are the actually available chipsets for 9th and 10th Gen Intel Mobile CPUs:
So using Z390 as a reference for enabling this quirk or not doesn't make sense in the context of Laptops. And since no one will have a Z390 chipset in their Laptop (because it doesn't exist), everybody will leave this Quirk disabled. My suggestion would be to recommend to turn it on as a safety measure unless someone can actually test the quirk on all the chipsets.
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Issue: Suggestions to enable the
ProtectUefiServicesquirk are based on a desktop chipset (Z390) which does not exist for mobile platforms:"Protects UEFI services from being overridden by the firmware, mainly relevant for VMs, Icelake and Z390 systems. If on Z390, enable this quirk" - Quoted from "More in-depth info" section.
Listed below are the actually available chipsets for 9th and 10th Gen Intel Mobile CPUs:
9th Gen: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_chipsets#Mobile_chipsets_2 10 Gen: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_chipsets#Mobile_and_embedded_chipsets
So using Z390 as a reference for enabling this quirk or not doesn't make sense in the context of Laptops. And since no one will have a Z390 chipset in their Laptop (because it doesn't exist), everybody will leave this Quirk disabled. My suggestion would be to recommend to turn it on as a safety measure unless someone can actually test the quirk on all the chipsets.