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You might be able to switch the loader by running msconfig and setting windows 10 as the default OS from there. It redoes the boot settings when you do that and it should (in theory) write the windows 10 boot manager to the drive.
Some common keys you could try hammering after power up of your pc (before windows boots) to enter the BIOS are: DEL, F1, F2, F9, F10. What mainboard are you using? Reply reply
12 gru 2014 · You should see something like Windows Boot Manager (name of your SSD). So yeah it's normal that if you disable it, your OS won't load. You are disabling your main drive.
Windows 7 won't boot (boot manager) Solved. Sorry, this post was deleted by the person who originally posted it. 2. 5 Share. Sort by: Add a Comment. ntx61. • 4 yr. ago. The easiest way out is to reinstall Windows; better use Windows 10. You can, however, reinstall Windows Boot Manager:
31 maj 2013 · You need to make the bootable Windows 7 USB flash primarily. It is easy with Rufus. Restart the PC/laptop. Enter the BIOS. In the BIOS you must choose the option to boot from USB (in some BIOSes the option is USB-HDD). In some BIOSes you need to rearrange the order of booting HDD also.
EasyBCD provides an "easier" way to manage the windows boot loader. I don't think it provides that much extra functionality beyond bcdedit, but if you'd rather not play with the command line it's a second option.
13 sty 2024 · Hiya, Im having a major issue with my laptop as it's stuck on the Windows 7 boot manager and I'm not sure what to do. Here's the rundown of what happened: Firstly, I run Windows 11 as my daily driver but I wanted to dual boot Windows 7 in a separate partition due to compatibility reasons.
