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Elitebook 2570p
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I have tried several different linux distros on this machine and think i have finally settled on the ones i want to use long term. My uefi boot manager comes up with a very long list. Is there a way to delete the distros i no longer have installed? I have read this can be done from linux using efibootmgr commands, but even as root it says this file is locked. I have no idea how to unlock a file that resides in nvram? Thanks for any advice, and apologies if this is in the wrong category- it seemed closest to my issue.

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Hi

Surely the BIOS has a Restore to Defaults that would put it back to plain vanilla?

Unless you dont mean Boot Manager

F5/F6 may re-arrrange the sequence.

 

 

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Hi

 

Thre is

easyUefi

Warning Will Robinson

BUT it is from an unknown publisher and may do more harm than good.

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I recently did the restore bios settings to defaults on a Dell Latitude and it successfully cleared the boot manager. I tried the same thing on my Elitebook, rebooted, and returned to the same long list of boot selections. Either i did something wong or it doesn't work this way in HP?

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Hi

 

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EasyBCD will do it, but Windows only methinks.

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