Why does the number of Boot options in BIOS Get increased?

[tommy9333]

So I install the OS X in my computer

it fits very well.

I catch all the drivers and graphics.

But there is a problem.

Picture #1

Picture #2


Did you catch the difference?


The count of boot options in my bios are getting increase everytime after i boot my computer.

(Look Similar, the Picture #2 has one more boot options as the same thing)

if the count get limited, the boot system dosen't work anymore.

There is no dual boot, just only two drives.


Here is my system

Motherboard: GA H110M DSV2
CPU: i7-6700
GPU: GTX-660
SSD: L3 EVO 128GB
HDD: WD Blue 1TB
OS: 10.11.6

The permanent boot flags are

dart=0, kext_dev_mode=1, USB Fix ownership = Enable


Does anybody knows this situation or solution?

 

[Feartech]

So I install the OS X in my computer

it fits very well.

I catch all the drivers and graphics.

But there is a problem.
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Picture #1


View attachment 209974
Picture #2


Did you catch the difference?


The count of boot options in my bios are getting increase everytime after i boot my computer.

(Look Similar, the Picture #2 has one more boot options as the same thing)

if the count get limited, the boot system dosen't work anymore.

There is no dual boot, just only two drives.


Here is my system

Motherboard: GA H110M DSV2
CPU: i7-6700
GPU: GTX-660
SSD: L3 EVO 128GB
HDD: WD Blue 1TB
OS: 10.11.6

The permanent boot flags are

dart=0, kext_dev_mode=1, USB Fix ownership = Enable


Does anybody knows this situation or solution?

there is a thread about this and how to solve it, you may need to search for it as i don't have it to hand

 

[tommy9333]

whoh. can you give me some link? I can't find it

 

[Feartech]

whoh. can you give me some link? I can't find it

In OSX:
1. Use EFI Mounter (download from Tonymacx86 downloads section) utility to open EFI and go to the BOOT folder.
2. Rename BOOT folder to LAUNCHER
3. Reboot to Windows
In Windows:
1. Download and use EasyUEFI utility to delete any extra boot options.
2. Use EasyUEFI to add a new boot entry, select other OS, name it what you want (I just called it El Capitan) so you can identify it when you boot, and click Browse and go through the file directory \EFI\LAUNCHER\BOOTX64.efi
3. Done

Reboot to OSX then restart several times and make sure you aren't getting extra boot options

this was posted by @tbjem0013 make sure you buy him a beer

this worked for me as i noticed i had over 15 entries!

 

[BreBo]

whoh. can you give me some link? I can't find it

[GUIDE] Remove extra Clover BIOS boot entries & prevent further problems.