Ventoy Plugson bug

[VadimChoi]

When I try to change Secure Boot string to Bypass Secure Boot (means 0) Plugson just removes whole string and if you select follow UEFI Secure boot check then it will return but with option 1 and also with Secure boot disabled I cannot boot entirely. Also VTOY_WIN_UEFI_RES_LOCK resets when entering Plugson. Why developer not testing it before release??

[longpanda]

1. For Bypass Secure Boot option,  default value is 0, so when you select 0, Plugson will remove it, all other options are the same, not only this option.

2. When you disabled secure boot in the UEFI firmware, you can not boot ?
    OK, I tested with my laptop, and it can boot OK with secure boot disabled.  If it can not boot in your computer, it may be an issue with specific hardware/firmware.
    I can fix it if I find the issue, but I can not test on every type of hardware before release.

3. VTOY_WIN_UEFI_RES_LOCK resets when entering Plugson.  
    I have found the issue and will soon fixed in a new release.

[VadimChoi]

1. For Bypass Secure Boot option,  default value is 0, so when you select 0, Plugson will remove it, all other options are the same, not only this option.

2. When you disabled secure boot in the UEFI firmware, you can not boot ?
    OK, I tested with my laptop, and it can boot OK with secure boot disabled.  If it can not boot in your computer, it may be an issue with specific hardware/firmware.
    I can fix it if I find the issue, but I can not test on every type of hardware before release.

3. VTOY_WIN_UEFI_RES_LOCK resets when entering Plugson.  
    I have found the issue and will soon fixed in a new release.

Much appreciated for your help!

[VadimChoi]

I tested it again and behavior is strange, when I turn on bypass NRO or Requirements or both it have to add string as 1 but instead it removes it! as it do secure boot option but there bypass secure boot does this error with option 0 even if I selected option 0 it has to add a string. and with Windows it happenning with option 1 and VTOY_WIN_UEFI_RES_LOCK still resets

[longpanda]

Please understand Plugon's internal behavior.
For option X:
If its default value is 0, then if you select 0, Plugson will remove it, because no such item means use default value 0. Only when you select 1, Plugson will add this item in the json file.

For option Y:
If its default value is 1, then if you select 1, Plugson will remove it, because no such item means use default value 1. Only when you select 0, Plugson will add this item in the json file.

bypass NRO default value is 1, so when you turn on, Plugson will remove it from json, when you turn off, Plugson will add it to json.

[VadimChoi]

Please understand Plugon's internal behavior.
For option X:
If its default value is 0, then if you select 0, Plugson will remove it, because no such item means use default value 0. Only when you select 1, Plugson will add this item in the json file.

For option Y:
If its default value is 1, then if you select 1, Plugson will remove it, because no such item means use default value 1. Only when you select 0, Plugson will add this item in the json file.

bypass NRO default value is 1, so when you turn on, Plugson will remove it from json, when you turn off, Plugson will add it to json.

OK. I understand now. And all problems are resolved and booting properly