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Booting to a Removable Media Device

To make a removable device bootable, the UEFI application simply needs to be renamed to BOOTx64.EFI (case

insensitive) and placed in the \EFI\BOOT directory.

When a removable device, such as a USB key, is detected in UEFI Boot Mode, a boot option is automatically added

to point to the following location:

\EFI\BOOT\BOOTx64.EFI

UEFI Boot Manager

The UEFI Boot Manager is entered by pressing <F11> during the pre‐boot phase of system startup. In UEFI boot

mode, it replaces both the BIOS Boot Manager and the boot configuration options in the BIOS Setup Utility <F2>.

When the Boot Mode is set to UEFI the BIOS Setup Utility fields, Boot Sequence and USB Flash Drive Emulation

Type are grayed out, replaced by enhanced options in the UEFI Boot Manager.

Boot Options

The front page of the UEFI Boot Manager lists boot options in order of boot priority. Selection of any of these

options results in an attempt to boot. If the option is not bootable (for example, no media in an optical drive), an

error message displays along with a prompt to enter the UEFI Boot Manager or the BIOS Setup Utility.

In cases where a boot option has been added manually or by an operating system installation and that option is no

longer valid (for example, a hard‐disk drive has been removed), the option will continue to be listed, but will be

grayed out and display "Unavailable." Boot Option entries for removable devices are automatically added and

removed based in insertion and removal of the device.

UEFI Boot Settings

The UEFI Boot Settings menu can be entered from the front page. The following options are available from this

menu:

Option

Add Boot Option

Delete Boot Option

Enable/Disable Boot

Description

Provides a menu from which to select a boot option.

For mass storage devices with a FAT32 file system, a menu

displays to navigate to a file to select as the boot option.

For PXE‐capable devices, the device itself can be selected.

When adding a new boot option, the Description and Optional Data can

be entered. The Description identifies the device in the UEFI Boot

Manager; the Optional Data is passed to the boot image, per the UEFI

specification.

Provides a menu of boot options that were manually and operating

system installed and can be deleted. Boot options that were

automatically added are not listed.

Provides a menu of boot options that can be disabled which removes

them from the boot option list. Disabled devices can be re‐enabled from

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