Unfortunately, the workaround isn't a workaround for everyone. IT departments can block these settings, and in fact they can be locked at the UEFI level requiring changes to UEFI settings that require a password. So, in the case I described, only signed drives will work (or convincing an IT department to change their policy). No amount of fiddling with bcdedit will work.
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