My New EQR9 supports two nvme’s. The “buried” one is the default Boot Drive. since BeeLink supports Windows, they have set up the BIOS “first choice” is to boot to this drive, which opens up the Windows Boot Manager.
As someone who enjoys Linux, I want to install a Linux distro to the second (easily accessible) nvme drive so I can dual boot into Linux when I want to without going through trying to get the Windows Boot Manager to allow Dual booting through a menu which stays up for a designated amount of time before automatically booting into Windows.
I burned a Linux Distro onto a USB drive, then attempted to stop the bootup process using the designated keystrokes: F7.Del quickly to get access to the USB drive which contained the installation iso. It didn’t work in any case as always get the same three choices: The windows boot manager on the nvme that is hard to get to, onboard UFEI/EFI Shell, or enter SETUP. I then went into the Boot section of the BIOS and attempted to switch the Boot porders around (There are many choices. I even disabled some of the choices. As I have often done this with success with other BIOSes in the past, I’m comfortable with what I did. However, no matter what I did, I always got the same three choices to boot into. I think BeeLink has frozen access to making changes to to the Boot order. Please inform me of a way any viewer has overridden this problem as they must have gone through the same disappointments, or would support-pc please check into getting the BIOS software support people change the BIOS to allow using boot support to other devices.
