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How to Enable Reset NVRAM Option in OpenCore
To reset NVRAM to clear the variables, you'll need to enable the Reset NVRAM option in OpenCore. To enable the Reset NVRAM option, follow the steps below.STEP 1: Mount your ESP.
STEP 2: Open your config.plist using any XML editor.
STEP 3: Enable the
AllowNvramReset
option in the Misc>Security section of your config.plistSTEP 4: If you're using OpenCore v0.8.1 and later, you'll need to add
ResetNvramEntry.efi
entry in UEFI>Drivers section like below.Path* | Enabled |
---|---|
ResetNvramEntry.efi | YES |
STEP 5: Save your config.plist
QUICK INFO:
When theHideAuxiliary
option isEnabled
, you need to press theSpace Bar Key
on your Keyboard to show all the other options in the picker.
See How to Reset NVRAM using OpenCore
GUIDE - How to Reset NVRAM [Clover/OpenCore]
How to Reset NVRAM [Clover/OpenCore] This guide describes how to reset NVRAM using Clover and OpenCore. By following this guide, you'll be able to reset NVRAM for Clover or OpenCore bootloader. A reset of NVRAM might be required in several cases to clear off the variables stored in the NVRAM. To...
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