m15 R1, change UEFI boot order when adding a NVME SSD (SOLVED)

Hi, so I was looking for a solution for this, and it actually took me a lot of time, as I tried to find it.

Instead I ended up solving it by trying to find the way myself.

I have a Alienware m15 R1 2018, and it had the OEM HDD only, I added an NVME SSD, (in the port 1 btw, which was another thing to look for). So after adding it I cloned up my previous disk (HDD) to the NVMe, instead of performing new installation, as it would take me too much time, I will manage to delete useless stuff later.

I used AOMEI free, and I think is the best tool from the ones I've tried (easeus and minitool partition wizard) minitool didnt copy image partition and easeus wanted me to boot from other device.

So I was looking at other forum.. https://www.dell.com/community/Alienware-General-Read-Only/How-to-change-boot-order-permanently-with-UEFI/td-p/5633819

It was a complete waste of time.

Once you have your SSD cloned all you have to do is:

1. Press F2 during boot.
2. Deactivate UEFI secure boot
3. Add new boot>select the wanted device> find BOOT folder  > BOOTX64.EFI
4. Select the boot source in your new disk BOOTX64.EFI (in my case was about 3 paths from root).
5. It will ask you to give it a name, which can be any you want, for example the brand of your new NVMe.

Once that is completed you will have the new boot in your list, and you can reactivate secure UEFI boot.

DONE, your pc will boot from your new NVMe.