> When I absolutely have to, I install another OS on a separate drive with it's own bootloader and select the one I want in BIOS. That is actually reliable and

> When I absolutely have to, I install another OS on a separate drive with it's own bootloader and select the one I want in BIOS. That is actually reliable and never breaks. Will this effectively encapsulate the UEFI settings? I had a problem where Windows turned off the wifi module on my MoBo to "save power" and it messed up the wifi on Linux.