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I made that post many moons ago and evidently someone "fixed" the code so that I can't do that anymore. Sadly, I miss that option. It sure was handy to merely hit the ESC key on my keyboard and auto boot to Linux from Windows like that. I rather wish I had that on my work station right now. I...

Thank you Terry. I think I found my towel. I have "Escape to Linux" back again but alas, I have to wait about 30 seconds for it to load now after hitting the ESC key. Version 2.4 on the Win 7 side of things seems to be part of the equation. Now the real test will be to see if I can run it...

And yet I did it. And I did it for days on end. Such a pity that I can't replicate it. For whatever reason chain loading failed all three o/s and I could not use it, but putting EBCD 2.3 on Win 7 and EBCD 2.4 on 8 did allow me this configuration for about a week before it crashed for whatever...

So, for example, in the BIOS, if I select "Other OS" instead of UEFI I'm still in UEFI mode after rebooting? How does that work? Sorry, I'm a novice in this regard, I guess, despite the fact that I've put together hundreds of PCs. *edit* I've been fiddling with EBCD some more, using combinations...

I get grey out even when I'm not in UEFI mode. I've checked the BIOS many times. I think perhaps the registry might be corrupt. Uninstalling Easy BCD makes no change. When the system behaved as it did in the video I presented the BIOS was set to boot to Legacy first and UEFI as default. It...

Thankyou so much for your prompt reply. I'm a little reluctant to attempt chainloading again because I lost the boot straps to all three o/s that way the last time I tried it using Super Grub 2. In the end I had to reinstall all the operating systems because not even Windows repair disks could...

I recently stumbled upon something that was very convenient for me and my daughter. Alas, I can no longer recreate this effect (although I had duplicated it to my satisfaction many times previous) and I would like to be able to do it again. If someone in your team of illustrious technology...

Thank you NeoSmart for making this lovely little device. I no longer have to look at ugly descriptions of my fabulously unique and personalized operating systems every time I boot up my PC. Not to mention how it will inadvertently clear up other annoyances. Good work and great job! *double...