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haralds

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I am running OpenCore, but boot Mojave/Windows 10 "natively" using legacy BIOS boot and prefer to keep it that way. On my MacBook Pro 2018, I upgraded to Windows 11 using some registry entries using UEFI boot.

Has anybody run this configuration? Reverting is a bit of a PITA. I will create an image using WinClone, but at >1TB on my Windows install it's a bit of a PITA.
 
I have a csm Windows 11 in my drawer sitting on a spinner.

I updated it a while ago with the registry change on a MP3,1 with a Kepler GPU running Win natively.
 
The Compatibility Support Module (CSM) is what (U)EFI units, such as cMP, use to boot Legacy Bootcode. It provides compatibility with the older/legacy, pre (U)EFI, boot process. That is, CSM [INSERT SOMETHING HERE] = Legacy [INSERT SAME HERE]
 
Yes, I sometimes write csm/bios/legacy. But I thought as a legacy Windows 10 is installed and legacy is wanted this should be clear ;-)
 
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