Going Bald
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- RX 580
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Did you install Clover Legacy Mode or UEFI? Since you are seeing HD1, HD2, HD3 for Windows drives, if none of them say boot UEFI from UEFI in the label under the icons when you select one of them Windows is installed Legacy Mode. You have a choice at this point: the GA-H87-D3H has a UEFI BIOS - you can install Clover UEFI and run a conversion app on the Win10 drive to convert it from Legacy Mode to UEFI and it will boot.Some help pls.
I've recently installed Mojave on my oldish PC. I used a fresh SSD and I have it running after a few issues with a PS2 keybaord (all sorted).
I've a separate Win10 SSD I used in that same machine. and a 3rd HDD for storage.
I plugged all the drives and started the PC. Got to the bootloader and I can select and boot MacOS, but can't go into windows. I see 3 NTFS drives (HD1, HD2, HD3). 1 & 3 gives me a blinking cursor. 2 just hangs.
I don't understand the guide on the first post. My windows is already installed and working, it's what I was using previously.
What should I do to enable dual boot?
You can install Clover Legacy Mode and enable CSM in the UEFI BIOS and not bother with converting the Legacy boot Wind10. Make sure the Scan >Legacy is enabled in your Clover config.plist.