How to remove unnecessary boot entries for Linux

[Guest]

Hello,

I am experimenting with various Linux Distro's to see which is the best for my very bad pc and I have finally settled with Manjaro as it was the best looking and good performing OS. But there is a problem:-

My whole Boot menu is messed up the with names of the previous Oses I used. How can I fix this? 

[Nayr438]

From your Linux Install open a Terminal

• efibootmgr
  • you should get a output similiar to this

    • BootCurrent: 0000
      Timeout: 1 seconds
      BootOrder: 0000
      Boot0003* Arch Linux

  • For each of the entries you don't want
    • efibootmgr -b number_of_entry -B
      • replacing 'number_of_entry' with the Boot Number, in the instance above that would be '0003'

[Guest]

3 hours ago, Nayr438 said:

From your Linux Install open a Terminal

• efibootmgr
  • you should get a output similiar to this

    • 
      BootCurrent: 0000
      Timeout: 1 seconds
      BootOrder: 0000
      Boot0003* Arch Linux

  • For each of the entries you don't want
    • efibootmgr -b number_of_entry -B
      • replacing 'number_of_entry' with the Boot Number, in the instance above that would be '0003'

Thanks. This totally solved the problem.