Boot Problems Please select the operating system you want to boot

How many systems do you have? That one is broken?

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After installation, find the system startup items and the like

Delete the system prompt which you don't want

When the computer is turned on, it prompts you to select the solution of the operating system

1. Double-click on the desktop to open [This Computer].

2. In the pop-up window, right-click on a blank space, click and select [Properties] in the menu bar that appears.

3. After clicking [Properties], the window of [System] will pop up, and select [Advanced System Settings] in the menu bar on the left.

4. After entering [System Properties], find the [Startup and Fault Recovery] option, and click [Settings] below.

5. Select the operating system you want to start by default in the small arrow of [Default Operating System].

6. After selecting the operating system, remove the checkboxes before the two options below [Time to display the list of operating systems] and [Time to display recovery options if needed].

7. Finally, click [OK] at the bottom of the window. The problem of prompting to select the operating system when booting up is solved.

1. Select the computer and right-click.

2. Click Computer Properties to open.

3. After clicking on the computer properties, click on the computing system management interface.

4. After entering the computer control system, click Advanced System Settings to pop up the system properties interface.

5. After entering the system properties interface, in the advanced page, click Startup and Fault Recovery Settings.

6. In the Boot & Recovery screen, select the default operating system.

7. After selecting the default system, click OK.

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As soon as the computer is turned on, Reboot will appear and select the correct boot device or boot device selected.

1.Turn off the power and turn on the chassis, replug the hard disk power cable and data cable (if it is a laptop, you only need to re-insert and remove the hard disk), turn on the computer again, press the del key (F2 or other for notebooks) to enter the boot tab in CMOS to see if the hard disk information can be detected. If possible, set the drive as the first boot item.

Press F10 to save and press Y....2.If the hard disk is detected but still cannot boot, then after booting the computer with the system USB flash drive or CD, run DiskGenius to detect the hard disk and rebuild the master boot record If the above operation does not work, you need to reinstall the system.

There are many ways to reinstall the system, and it is recommended to reinstall the disc system. 4.If the hard disk cannot be detected, replace the power and data cables of the hard disk, replace the hard disk if it is invalid, and reinstall the system.

The method and operation steps for selecting the operating system to boot when canceling boot are as follows:

1. First of all, select "Computer" and right-click as shown in the figure below.

2. Secondly, click the computer "Properties" to open it as shown in the image below.

3. Then, you have entered the computing system management interface, as shown in the figure below.

4. Then, click on the "Advanced System Settings" option to pop up the "System Properties" interface as shown in the image below.

5. Subsequently, after entering the "System Properties" interface, on the "Advanced" tab, click the "Settings" button on the right side of "Startup and Fault Recovery", as shown in the following figure.

6. Next, select the operating system that will be booted by default under "System Boot", as shown in the figure below.

7. Finally, after selecting the default system, click the "OK" button, as shown in the figure below. This way, you don't have to manually select which system to start next time.

If you are a multi-system, the first step above is to choose the system you want to go directly to, Windows is not a very stable system, multi-system play can be, once the crash of your multi-system recovery boot menu requires experience. It is recommended that there is no need to use multiple systems and simply reinstall them into a single system.