As it says in the title, how do you do this?
I get a ''choose your OS'' startup screen, offering to let me choose win7 or previous versions. I don't want this, I just want it to boot into win7 straight away.
I have tried command prompt: bcdedit /set {bootmgr} displaybootmenu no
It says "changes complete!" etc, but in reality has no effect
I have tried EasyBCD 'skip boot screen' check box, again, no effect.
I followed advice online and clicked the 'reset BCD' as per the instructions, and created the BCD from scratch, but now the OS won't load and there doesn't seem to be an option to restore the bcd, because you need to boot into windows to start easy BCD to click 'restore', but windows obviously wont load. :S I'm now typing from a different computer.
Why is it so hard to disable the windows 7 boot screen and just have a computer start up into windows? Things used to be so much easier back in the days of DOS and Windows 3.11. :booyah:
I'm currently restoring the computer from a backup image. Assuming I manage to get it up and running again in a few minutes...
I would like to disable the windows 7 boot manager, advice deeply appreciated! There surely must be a way to achieve this. Thanks
I get a ''choose your OS'' startup screen, offering to let me choose win7 or previous versions. I don't want this, I just want it to boot into win7 straight away.
I have tried command prompt: bcdedit /set {bootmgr} displaybootmenu no
It says "changes complete!" etc, but in reality has no effect
I have tried EasyBCD 'skip boot screen' check box, again, no effect.
I followed advice online and clicked the 'reset BCD' as per the instructions, and created the BCD from scratch, but now the OS won't load and there doesn't seem to be an option to restore the bcd, because you need to boot into windows to start easy BCD to click 'restore', but windows obviously wont load. :S I'm now typing from a different computer.
Why is it so hard to disable the windows 7 boot screen and just have a computer start up into windows? Things used to be so much easier back in the days of DOS and Windows 3.11. :booyah:
I'm currently restoring the computer from a backup image. Assuming I manage to get it up and running again in a few minutes...
I would like to disable the windows 7 boot manager, advice deeply appreciated! There surely must be a way to achieve this. Thanks
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