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Format-SecureBootUEFI

Formats certificates or hashes into a content object that is returned and creates a file that is ready to be signed. Windows Server PowerShell reference

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Parameters

11 in the Windows Server PowerShell reference
-Algorithm, -algSpecifies which algorithm to use if this cmdlet is formatting hashes.
-AppendWrite, -appendIndicates that the contents of the current variable are appended instead of overwritten.
-CertificateFilePath, -cSpecifies one or more files that each contain a certificate that is used to generate the content object.
-ContentFilePath, -fSpecifies the name of the file that is created and contains the information for the content object that is generated by this cmdlet.
-Delete, -delIndicates that this cmdlet creates a content object and the appropriate sign-able file that deletes the variable.
-FormatWithCert, -certIndicates whether the certificate will be stored or just the public key.
-Hash, -hSpecifies an array of hashes that are used to generate the content.
-Name, -nSpecifies the name of the UEFI environment variable.
-SignableFilePath, -sSpecifies the file that contains the contents of the data that is ready to be signed.
-SignatureOwner, -gSpecifies the GUID of the signature owner.
-Time, -tSpecifies the timestamp that is used in the signature.