Open 4joejoe opened 1 year ago
Yes. Change EFI/BOOT/BOOTx64.efi to EFI/MICROSOFT/BOOT/BOOTMGFW.EFI Keep EFI/OC the same. It seems hardcoded.
Sorry i didn't understood what you meant by change BOOTx64.efi should create new sub under EFI MICROSOFT/BOOT/BOOTMGFW.EFI like this??
@4joejoe When you copy the EFI from USB to EFI of the hard driver, it looks like this:
EFI
|- BOOT
|- BOOTx64.efi
|- OC
It won't work because it's hardcoded and does not recognize BOOTx64.efi You should rename the file like this (the structure should be the same as Windows EFI)
EFI
|- MICROSOFT
|- BOOT
|- BOOTMGFW.EFI
|- OC
using refined i manage to boot it works just fine
@4joejoe if you want to configure dual boot Follow the Steps first Check Your bootmgr Path in cmd with bcdedit Im am assuming That you have edit the boot mgrpath to \EFI\BOOT\BOOTx64.efi
Mount SSD EFI Folder Goto to EFI |- MICROSOFT |- BOOT |- BOOTMGFW.EFI <===== Rename This file Ex.(BOOTMGFW-ORG.EFI ) for force boot into OpenCore bootloader
Now restart to macOS and open OpenCore Configuratior mount partition and click on open partition
Now go to the same path and Undo the Remane to Original BOOTMGFW.EFI
Now restart And you see Windows Option First Reset NVRAM
So it Automatically fixed the boot path
How did u manage boot without USB in my case it seems msi hardcoded this thing it wont boot without usb