efi` for Linux, ensuring the correct operating system loader is activated without user intervention. This list typically points to boot manager executables, such as `bootmgfw.
Access UEFI Boot Manager During Boot
User Interaction and Troubleshooting While the UEFI setup utility provides the interface for managing the boot order, users often interact with the boot manager directly through the boot manager menu. It then reads the boot order, a prioritized list stored in NVRAM, to identify which device or application to execute next.
Interaction with Boot Order The boot order configuration is the primary interface users interact with when selecting a startup device. This chain of trust is essential for protecting against sophisticated rootkits that target the startup sequence.
Access UEFI Boot Manager During Boot
When troubleshooting, errors like "No bootable device" or "Operating System not found" usually indicate a misconfiguration in the boot order or a corrupted boot manager entry, requiring intervention in the firmware settings or repair of the EFI system partition. This on-screen menu is typically invoked by pressing a function key (such as F12, Esc, or another manufacturer-specific key) during the initial power-on sequence.
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