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skaertus

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Feb 23, 2009
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When I press "Option" during the boot screen, I see the "Startup Manager", which allows me choose to boot on OS X, Windows, or on a network volume.

However, every time I do that, the Startup Manager takes a while to load because it has to scan for wi-fi networks. Is there a way to skip that or to not allow the system to scan for networks, making it faster to load the Startup Manager?

Thanks in advance.
 

monkeybagel

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Jul 24, 2011
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When I press "Option" during the boot screen, I see the "Startup Manager", which allows me choose to boot on OS X, Windows, or on a network volume.

However, every time I do that, the Startup Manager takes a while to load because it has to scan for wi-fi networks. Is there a way to skip that or to not allow the system to scan for networks, making it faster to load the Startup Manager?

Thanks in advance.

Not that I am aware of. You may try to install a third party EFI boot picker and skip the Apple bootpicker. I don't believe the third party EFI picker will look for WiFi bootable device.
 
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