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Windows 11 dual boot problem #1022

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matteorosi opened this issue Sep 30, 2022 · 8 comments
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Windows 11 dual boot problem #1022

matteorosi opened this issue Sep 30, 2022 · 8 comments

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@matteorosi
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hi
I have a problem with bootcamp
currently i was able to successfully configure secureboot to get OTA updates
I have also configured filevault
during windows 11 installation I did not encounter any problems I installed all the necessary drivers but when I ran the command
bcdedit /set '{bootmgr}' path \EFI\OC\OpenCore.efi
I correctly see the windows icon in the boot selection but at startup it presents me with a bluescreen with error "capi_bios_error"
searching i found this article
zachs78/MacOS-XPS-9500-OpenCore#11 (comment)
Has anyone had the same problem?
Thank you very much

Configuration

HaC Mini version: 3.2
OSX version: macOS Monterey Version 12.6 (Build 21G115)
NUC model: NUC8i7HVK
Boot SSD model and protocol: Samsung 980 Pro 500 GB, NVME
Second SSD model and protocol (if installed): Yes but only data
First DIMM model: Kingston KF2933C17S4/16G 16GB
Second DIMM model: Kingston KF2933C17S4/16G 16GB
Display port(s) used: Mini DP
Display resolution(s): 4K
Any TB3 devices: No
Any USB devices: Logitech Ergo, Logitech Unifying Receiver

@Medizinmann-MD
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The easiest way to circumvent these problems is not to use bootcamp as it isn't needed with a NUC - just install Windows on the 2nd SSD.

@matteorosi
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Is this the only way?
Without secure boot it works perfectly

@Medizinmann-MD
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Is this the only way? Without secure boot it works perfectly

I don't know if this is the only way - but I know it is the easiest and hassle free way and again - with bootcamp you bring in another layer of complication and a possible point of failure - q.e.d.

@matteorosi
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I removed Windows with bootcamp and then installed Windows on the second ssd but when I run the command bcdedit /set '{bootmgr}' path \EFI\OC\OpenCore.efi I get the same error screen

@Medizinmann-MD
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Well the easy way is to start Windows is changing Boot priority in the visual BIOS – and change it back if you need to use MacOS.
You could look into this guide…to set up OpenCore for booting Windows.
Dualbooting with Windows | OpenCore Multiboot (dortania.github.io)

@mrkylegp
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mrkylegp commented Oct 25, 2022

Same problem here, Windows 11 22H2.

@ivan-ef
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ivan-ef commented Jan 30, 2023

Well the easy way is to start Windows is changing Boot priority in the visual BIOS – and change it back if you need to use MacOS.
You could look into this guide…to set up OpenCore for booting Windows.
Dualbooting with Windows | OpenCore Multiboot (dortania.github.io)

no one will agree it's a easy way. no one want to aim a button to hit in correct time on daily basis

Doesn't it's strange that option that didn't work in opencore still exist?

@ivan-ef
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ivan-ef commented Jan 30, 2023

Has anyone had the same problem?

Got the same. My opencore multiboot only worked at 1st install (it was at the times of hac-mini 3.2.0), but after reinstalling windows I can't boot it from opencore no mater what I try.
I think the problem is that opencore injects it's own drivers which works with Bootcamp, not Windows. If you installed Bootcamp correctly I think it should work.

P.S. yes, I tried to install bootcamp (with brigadier) and it seems working. NVRAM reset required.

Even Vega M works with AMD drivers from 3rd party enthusiast: https://github.com/leogcry22/Hades-VegaM

But thunderbolt in legacy mode keep crashing my windows boot under opencore bootloader.

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