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It’s not listed as a boot option in the uefi and never is. I always have to go in and do a repair after these updates
by gentleman11 5y ago
It’s not listed as a boot option in the uefi and never is. I always have to go in and do a repair after these updates
- sreevisakh 5y agoThat may be the fault of the UEFI implementation. Many are terrible - especially from the big OEMs. I keep rEFInd as my boot manager and let it deal with the rest. I also find a way to recover rEFInd if an OS sets its own bootloader as default. It may take trial of up to 5 different methods to find one that actually works.