Dual boot on a separate drives or the same?
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Are you confusing enable with disable ?
Safe mode is disabled by default until you invoke it.
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Installed by following this method and boot args : npci=0x3000 -v and the default ones.
Now im unable to boot into windows 10 because by Windows Boot Manager is deleted.
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My bad, I was confusing safe mode with safe boot
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I used his instruction for Windows 10 Dual Boot (same drive)
but have High Sierra. Worked like a charm, thanks.
Had a little hiccup on step 9, but I don't think I followed step 8 and chose the wrong boot drive on that one. Second time worked. So far so good!
but have High Sierra. Worked like a charm, thanks.
Had a little hiccup on step 9, but I don't think I followed step 8 and chose the wrong boot drive on that one. Second time worked. So far so good!
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