Getting Easy BCD to boot correctly

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dj201595

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I have set up Easy BCD to boot to Windows 11 as the C: drive. Then I have another Windows 11 installed as backup on D: drive. E: is my CD player. F: is Windows 10. Windows 8.1 is G: drive. It has not been coming up with the option of selecting which drive I want to boot in, or it goes to the Windows black screen option to choose. What am I doing wrong? I want the software to give me the options of what drive to boot to. Can anyone tell me something to help?
 
To fix the issue with not seeing the boot menu options, boot into your main Windows 11 installation on the C: drive and open EasyBCD. Go to the "Edit Boot Menu" section and check if all your operating systems (Windows 11 on D:, Windows 10 on F:, and Windows 8.1 on G:smile: are listed. If any are missing, go to "Add New Entry," select the appropriate Windows version, and choose the correct drive letter for each installation. After adding all the entries, click "Save Settings" and restart your computer.
 
dj201595 said:
I have set up Easy BCD to boot to Windows 11 as the C: drive. Then I have another Windows 11 installed as backup on D: drive. E: is my CD player. F: is Windows 10. Windows 8.1 is G: drive. It has not been coming up with the option of selecting which drive I want to boot in, or it goes to the Windows black screen option to choose. What am I doing wrong? I want the software to give me the options of what drive to boot to. Can anyone tell me something to help?
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Hello,
To fix the boot menu issue in EasyBCD, open the app and go to “Edit Boot Menu”. Ensure all OS entries (C:, D:, F:, G:smile: are listed and properly named. Set a timeout value (e.g., 10 seconds) so the menu appears at startup. If entries are missing, use “Add New Entry” to include each OS manually. Save changes and reboot. This will restore the boot selection screen.

Best regards,
Thomas Henry
 
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