Same problem here. Did you solve it?

Please let me know how.

Thank you,

Ferdinando

Hi

There are 2 places the boot process goes, forst Boot Manager, then Boot Loader.

Above is my old HP screenshot.

I would move the Windows Boot Manager to the top.

Similarly on my Lenovo, so do you have similar?

Then the Boot Manager on the first part of the HDD/SSD takes over, it would be somewhere in the range of 100 Mb to 250 Mb and hidden from normal access.

If in doubt please ask.

Hi

Dont try this at home, unless it is a last resort.

Paragon Partition Manager Community edition.

The first (yeah I know I wrote forst and didn't corrct it) partition is 100 - 250 mb in size.

You can allocate a Drive Letter to it (A:) JUST TEMPORARY.

Then mount that drive and remove any unwanted boot types.

A:\>dir *.* /s >> c:\bootle.txt

A:\>dir a:\*.*
 Volume in drive A is SYSTEM_DRV
 Volume Serial Number is 58D6-F4E8

 Directory of a:\

01/11/2021  16:03              EFI
25/07/2021  21:17              BOOT
18/09/2021  11:39              opensuse
               0 File(s)              0 bytes
               3 Dir(s)     200,732,672 bytes free

Directory of A:\EFI

25/07/2021 21:17