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After a missuse of efibootmgr under Centos 7, I have deleted every boot entries in UEFI, including USB, CD-ROM, DVD. So I couldn't boot anything.
I recovered Windows with the recoverer partition, but I unable to restore boot entries.
Of course I саn use only Windows, because I can't boot Live CD of Live USB.
I tried bcdedit but without success. I'm looking bcdboot.exe but not sure it what I need.
How can I restore hardware boot options, or create them ?
Thanks in advance.
EDIT : I already tried to turn off fast booting option and switch to legacy mode, but without any effect on boot option list.
EDIT2 : Well, I guess I will have to use Windows forever, bcdboot.exe didn't work for me. In the BIOS menu I tried to reset settings to factory default, I enabled / disabled every options I found, nothing worked and I really don't know what to do next. I also removed the BIOS's battery, just in case, it reset the conf, but of course not the boot entries.
IronWire
Posted 2015-01-02T20:17:09.867
Reputation: 11