1. Download the script at the bottom of this post.
2. Extract the Check_BootFile.ps1 script and place it on your desktop.
3. Go to: C:\Users\your account name\Desktop and right click Desktop and choose: Open in Terminal
4. In the powershell windows that pops up, type the following...
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1. Download the script at the bottom of this post.
2. Extract the Check_BootFile.ps1 script and place it on your desktop.
3. Go to:
C:\Users\your account name\Desktopand right click Desktop and choose: Open in Terminal4. In the powershell windows that pops up, type the following...
.\Check_EFIBootFile.ps1and hit the ENTER key.You should get a result similar to this...
Here is the script...
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