Windows Boot Manager Comes up on Every Reboot.

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also check a post snip of your msconfig boot tab
start>type msconfig enter
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Has the machine ever been dual booted ?

Try his in Elevated Command Prompt does menu dissppear after 3 seconds?

Code:

bcdedit /timeout 3

Of course reboot after doing the command.

Or do:

Code:

bcdedit /set  {bootmgr}   displaybootmenu  no

Sandman22 said:

Kaktussoft said:

Try his in Elevated Command Prompt does menu dissppear after 3 seconds?

Code:

bcdedit /timeout 3

Of course reboot after doing the command.

Or do:

Code:

bcdedit /set  {bootmgr}   displaybootmenu  no

"/timeout 3" did not work, but "displaybootmenu no" did.

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displaybootmenu can have 2 values...no and yes. What they do is obvious. But you can better remove that setting (as I have and is default). Then it only displays the menu if you have a multiboot environment.

Code:

bcdedit/deletevalue  {bootmgr}  displaybootmenu

Strange the bcdedit/timeout didn't work. Run msconfig, click on BOOT tab. There you can set the timeout value. Put a checkmark on setting below that to make it permanent. Then press OK.

braddersz said:

Try this: (See screen shot on my post below )

Open Start menu in windows.

Right click on My computer, - left click on properties - Click on Advanced systems settings tab - then under Start up and recovery click on Settings:

Make sure: " Time to display list of operatings systems" AND "Time To display Recovery Options when needed" Are un checked

Reboot.

" Time to display list of operatings systems" is the relevant. But it changes the same thing in bcd menu as msconfig does. Actually the same setting. Bcdedit/set timeout 0 that's what it does if disabling it. Better set it to 10 seconds. And only display boot menu when more then 1 entry is in boot list.

Leave both settings "checked" and fill in any number of seconds you want.

bcdedit/set {bootmgr} displaybootmenu no (never show it)
bcdedit/set {bootmgr} displaybootmenu yes (always show it)
bcdedit/deletevalue {bootmgr} displaybootmenu (so no setting at all [only show if multiple selections are in list])