How do I delete a systemd-boot loader menu entry

[ArchStanton]

When I installed EndeavourOS, it auto detected Windows 11 and added it to the systemd-boot loader menu. How can I delete that entry?

I’m using KDE Plasma.

[pebcak]

Have a look inside: /efi/loader/entries
If you want to remove any entry from the boot menu, you can remove its .conf file.

[ArchStanton]

It’s not there.

[dalto]

Edit: /efi/loader/loader.conf and add:

auto-entries no

[pebcak]

I am not sure how EnOS’ sets up the dualboot with Windows so I assumed it puts a .conf file in the mentioned directory.

Sorry if I got it wrong.

I see that @dalto has replied so please follow their advice.

[dalto]

@pebcak

Have a look inside: /efi/loader/entries
If you want to remove any entry from the boot menu, you can remove its .conf file.

This is almost never the right thing to do on EOS. The Windows entry doesn’t come from a conf file but even for things that do come from conf files, these entries are generated so changing or removing them will only help until the next time a kernel is installed/updated at which point they will be regenerated again.

[pebcak]

Thanks for the clarification! I had gotten it all wrong.
I am still on an “old-ish” install where I manually switched from Grub to systemd-boot quite a while before the choice was introduced on the latest ISOs.

[ArchStanton]

That worked, thanks