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- You can make your laptop boots automatically to macOS if you don't have another OS installed as shown in the photos, type your drive's name, check `Fast`, now your laptop should boot automatically to macOS without the `Clover Boot Menu`
In OpenCore it's a bit different, disable `ShowPicker` and open `System Preferences`, `Startup Disk`, type your password, choose the disk that boot from, and restart, if you want it to boot normally, press <kbd>Esc<kbd> in the startup menu, to show other disks and tools press <kbd>Space<kbd>, make sure to do this when you're done installing macOS and troubleshooting, in case you needed to boot to `Preboot` or reset `NVRAM` etc.
-In OpenCore it's a bit different, disable `ShowPicker` and open `System Preferences`, `Startup Disk`, type your password, choose the disk that boot from, and restart, if you want it to boot normally, press <kbd>Esc<kbd> in the startup menu, to show other disks and tools press <kbd>Space<kbd>, make sure to do this when you're done installing macOS and troubleshooting, in case you needed to boot to `Preboot` or reset `NVRAM` etc.
