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Keep UEFI CSM enabled without needing it

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As someone who has that on their own system, doesn't really affect much, if anything it helps to leave it on in case you have that edge-case event where it's needed

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After this thread:

I thought of something.

I currently have CSM enabled, as I need it to boot. Since I won't need it anymore for Windows, macOS, or Linux, what happens if I keep it enabled?
Will it affect anything?
Or should I disable it after converting my Windows boot drive from MBR to GPT?

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As someone who has that on their own system, doesn't really affect much, if anything it helps to leave it on in case you have that edge-case event where it's needed

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