Metro Bootloader Options


  1. mattw1
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    Metro Bootloader Options


    Hi. I run a dual boot system with Win 10 Pro and Win 11 Pro as the two options (see attached screenshots for exact system info). Yesterday I was doing some partition resizing and other maintenance and when I was finished and restarted the system I found that I had multiple options on the bootloader page that were not there before and that are not legit bootable OSs (in the red boxes on the attached image- only HPE 10 and HPE 11 should be there). I don't think it is doing any harm that I can tell though I haven't tried booting to any of the new ones that are coming up, but I am wondering if there is way to get rid of them without having to reinstall everything.

    Thank you.

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    Found answer here: https://www.tenforums.com/installati...unneeded-boot-
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  3. spunk
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    Boot into Setup (Bios) and go to the Boot Tab, and remove the unwanted Boot options. (Ie) LAN which is IPv4 and IPv6. and the other drives you don't want to show up.
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