Dual boot on separate SSD's (OpenCore)

[f1zzas]

Hello, please help me. I am trying to make Windows 11 and macOS Monterey dual boot, but I'm facing problem now.
I have installed my macOS Big Sur in SSD1 and Windows 10 in SSD2, I use OC 0.7.4 and after OC upgrade I can't boot anymore to windows. If I select windows disk from OC menu it just black screen and never loads. If I replace EFI:/EFI/BOOT/BOOTx64.efi file with BOOTX64.efi I can boot to Windows from Windows bootloader but then I can't boot to macOS because simply OC bootloader not working. How to fix this issue to be able dual boot?

 

[Jamesbond007]

Moved to Multi Booting.

 

[f1zzas]

Ok, I made windows reinstall/upgrade to 11 and also upgraded to monterey macos and problems now solved. The EasyUEFI tool helped me on Windows to manage EFI structure.

 

[PsychDoug]

I'm having this same problem, except i had already upgraded to montery and win11, but still get a black screen when i try to boot to win11. how did EasyUEFI help?

 

[SAC12345]

Simple procedure to do it, on my board in the machine with Linux, Windows and macOS installed I hit the F12 key during boot to get to my boot menu choosing the drive I want used to boot from. It is not a solution for the terminally lazy to use but saves all the foolishness of trying to make it all work together.

 

[f1zzas]

I'm having this same problem, except i had already upgraded to montery and win11, but still get a black screen when i try to boot to win11. how did EasyUEFI help?

With EasyUEFI you can add opencore bootloader in pair with Windows boot lader, then you will see opencore boot menu again