I need one more help from you :) Can you tell me the command which you used to set the "UEFI Test Boot" whilst installing the GRUB modules? I want to make a little shortcut on desktop to I can use to directly go to GRUB menu via its identifier, because I dont use other OS's so often so I make the Windows btldr as default in UEFI to shave off some seconds off the boot time and prevent other people from entering other unintended OS's :P
Here is a sample command which I use to directly jump into Windows 7 on second HDD (Without permanantly changing boot order, of course.):-
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /c "bcdedit.exe /bootsequence {fe93e859-d747-4772-8c0a-45e2e1672553} /addfirst & shutdown.exe /r /t 00 /f"
Thanks for your kind support,
Shreyas.
Last edit: Shreyas Kulkarni 2018-08-24
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You will need to fill in the proper id for Grub2Win above.
You can obtain the id by running the following command from an
administrative command prompt
bcdedit /enum firmware
Look for the Grub2Win entry that contains the gnugrub.kernel64.efi module.
Hope this helps,
Dave
On 8/24/2018 11:52 AM, Shreyas Kulkarni wrote:
Hi dave!
I need one more help from you :) Can you tell me the command which you
used to set the "Test Boot" whilst installing the GRUB modules? I want
to make a little shortcut on desktop to I can use to directly go to
GRUB menu via its identifier, because I dont use other OS's so often
so I make the Windows btldr as default in UEFI to shave off some
seconds off the boot time and prevent other people from entering other
unintended OS's :P
Here is a sample command which I use to directly jump into Windows 7
on second HDD (Without permanantly changing boot order, of course.):-
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /c "bcdedit.exe /bootsequence
{fe93e859-d747-4772-8c0a-45e2e1672553} /addfirst & shutdown.exe /r /t
00 /f"
Hi dave!
I need one more help from you :) Can you tell me the command which you used to set the "UEFI Test Boot" whilst installing the GRUB modules? I want to make a little shortcut on desktop to I can use to directly go to GRUB menu via its identifier, because I dont use other OS's so often so I make the Windows btldr as default in UEFI to shave off some seconds off the boot time and prevent other people from entering other unintended OS's :P
Here is a sample command which I use to directly jump into Windows 7 on second HDD (Without permanantly changing boot order, of course.):-
C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /c "bcdedit.exe /bootsequence {fe93e859-d747-4772-8c0a-45e2e1672553} /addfirst & shutdown.exe /r /t 00 /f"
Thanks for your kind support,
Shreyas.
Last edit: Shreyas Kulkarni 2018-08-24
Hi again Shreyas,
Here's the administrative command Grub2Win uses to set up the test boot.
Very similar to the one you use for Windows.
bcdedit /set {fwbootmgr} bootsequence
{xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx}
You will need to fill in the proper id for Grub2Win above.
You can obtain the id by running the following command from an
administrative command prompt
bcdedit /enum firmware
Look for the Grub2Win entry that contains the gnugrub.kernel64.efi module.
Hope this helps,
Dave
On 8/24/2018 11:52 AM, Shreyas Kulkarni wrote: