How to Remove Clover boot.efi entries from the Boot Menu

[RehabMan]

Thanks again for your help RehabMan. I did that as well. I even installed Mavericks and Windows 10 (currently working and booting as normal using clover bootloader) but when I f12 to enter the boot menu, the clover.efi entries for El Capitan are still present.

I don't see how UEFI entries can show in a BIOS without UEFI, but maybe the BIOS is actually UEFI capable, but disabled (because it was too buggy).

 

[digitron64]

The original A13 Bios from Dell for the Inspiron 17R N7110 laptop is the Securecore Tiano locked version. I found an unlocked version from Bios mods that unlocked the Advanced Bios features to enable UEFI and subsequently GPT partiton support. The bios mod worked and I was able to install and boot into El Capitan... and it was working great. I then followed the instructions to add clover bootloader to the hard drive and that is when I saw the multiple entries in the boot menu (as a result of adding clover to the menu twice I presume). Then I resumed to F2 into the bios and that is when I started to experience the white/blank screen (No Bios Menu).

 

[RehabMan]

The original A13 Bios from Dell for the Inspiron 17R N7110 laptop is the Securecore Tiano locked version. I found an unlocked version from Bios mods that unlocked the Advanced Bios features to enable UEFI and subsequently GPT partiton support. The bios mod worked and I was able to install and boot into El Capitan... and it was working great. I then followed the instructions to add clover bootloader to the hard drive and that is when I saw the multiple entries in the boot menu (as a result of adding clover to the menu twice I presume). Then I resumed to F2 into the bios and that is when I started to experience the white/blank screen (No Bios Menu).

Using hacked BIOS is always risky.