Installing multiple Linux distributions on a UEFI boot system - here are my experiences with Korora/Fedora and Mint/Ubuntu.

If you want to always boot from a USB drive, you can do that too. Go into the BIOS and configure the UEFI boot option menu to list the USB drive with the boot install as the first option.

out of the box, change BIOS order to Network/SSD (leaving UEFI unchanged), then build the machine, afterwards the 'Windows Boot Manger' gets put 1st.

In this in-depth ASRock UEFI BIOS Overview, we guide you through the essentials of navigating and optimizing your ASRock motherboard settings. Whether you're customizing boot options or adjusting CPU ...

Windows 11/10 Recovery System allows you to get into UEFI/BIOS settings from the OS & change your boot order. You can boot from HDD, SSD, USB or DVD Drive.

Q&A: My questions on UEFI and secure boot, answered by Mark Doran, the president of the UEFI Forum.