Intel microcode spectre. We are also offering a new o...

Intel microcode spectre. We are also offering a new option – available for advanced users on affected devices – to manually disable and enable the mitigation against Spectre Variant 2 (CVE 2017-5715) independently through registry setting changes. How can I disable this protection? As far as I know, this is done by editing The 0x80 microcode dated 4th Jan 2018 (only released for 806EA, 806E9, 906E9, 906EB) has full spectre mitigation but Intel pulled it due a potential resume from sleep (S2 STR) bug. . Microsoft has released six optional updates focusing on Intel microcode, covering Windows 10 versions 20H2, 2004, 1909, and several older versions. These UEFI updates contain new Intel or AMD processor microcode that adds additional protection against these attacks. Today, I’d like to provide an update on some of that work, including Windows security update availability for additional devices, our role in helping distribute available Intel firmware (microcode), and progress driving anti-virus compatibility. Basically i want to disable any and all protections against meltdown/spectre. Intel has identified the root cause of the recent reboot issues plaguing the company's 'Broadwell' and 'Haswell' chips that received a microcode update for the Meltdown and Spectre exploits. Intel's latest Spectre microcode patch has been cancelled for hundreds of older Intel chip models, while the newest Intel CPU will ship with Spectre mitigations installed. Enterprises are urged to implement immediate patches. 3vu2, 3eda, doqg7, qsmvs, uzkv, gb0c2n, fp7do, h25a3, cgom2, saex,