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I'm about to tear my hair out over this.
I'm dualbooting El Capitan and Win10 Pro on my Hackintosh and have everything in both pretty much how I want it, except for one thing: if I boot Win10 (the Microsoft EFI partition) from Clover, it takes up to five minutes to load into the lock screen, yet, if I load Win10 (Windows Boot Manager) directly through my system's EFI boot menu, it loads right up, no problem. One thing I have noticed when loading Win10 from Clover is that there seems to be some USB device detection issue (keyboard & mouse lights go out, but don't come right back on and the system hangs for a few minutes, then boots in normally) that doesn't happen when booting through Windows Boot Manager directly. It doesn't matter whether I let Clover scan for the drives or if I use a custom entry pointing to \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi, it does the same thing.
Anyone have any ideas?
I'm dualbooting El Capitan and Win10 Pro on my Hackintosh and have everything in both pretty much how I want it, except for one thing: if I boot Win10 (the Microsoft EFI partition) from Clover, it takes up to five minutes to load into the lock screen, yet, if I load Win10 (Windows Boot Manager) directly through my system's EFI boot menu, it loads right up, no problem. One thing I have noticed when loading Win10 from Clover is that there seems to be some USB device detection issue (keyboard & mouse lights go out, but don't come right back on and the system hangs for a few minutes, then boots in normally) that doesn't happen when booting through Windows Boot Manager directly. It doesn't matter whether I let Clover scan for the drives or if I use a custom entry pointing to \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi, it does the same thing.
Anyone have any ideas?