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2018-02-17 19:06 deepin sudo update-grub2
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woodelf deepin
2018-02-17 19:18 deepin UEFI boot entries are stored in NVRAM of your motherboard. Thus you need to use UEFI boot management utility such as efibootmgr or refind to delete redundant boot entries.
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apfelkuchen
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2018-02-18 01:30 deepin Hi thx for the reply.
I already tried it out with efibootmgr and did sudo update-grub2. The boot manager doesnt show up anymore in the session, but if i reboot the device, it will still show up in the bios
I already tried it out with efibootmgr and did sudo update-grub2. The boot manager doesnt show up anymore in the session, but if i reboot the device, it will still show up in the bios
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apfelkuchen deepin
2018-02-18 07:30 deepin ok i found a solution, u need to delete the efi from your disk, so it can't be load again if u reboot the system
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cnotechnology deepin
2018-02-19 05:11 deepin apfelkuchen 发表于 2018-2-17 23:30
ok i found a solution, u need to delete the efi from your disk, so it can't be load again if u reboo ...
The grub2 can also boot the Windows boot mgr.So it's not a bad idea to install grub2 if you need to boot both Windows and deepin.
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I had a dualboot with windows 10 and deepin and i deleted the windows partition, but the windows boot manager is still available in the bios. Is there a way to delete the windows boot manager?
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