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zink1701

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What version of windows are you using? I will assume win 7 and the boot manager only displays 1 version of windows so follow these steps.

1, click start (the windows icon) and in search bar at bottom type cmd, right click the cmd icon in the search results and run as administrator.

2, when the command prompt opens type the following: bcdedit /set {bootmgr} displaybootmenu no
then press enter

3, reboot your machine and it should boot without the boot manager


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zink1701:
Thanks. I am new to commands. Windows told me that bcdedit/set , or bcdedit/set {bootmgr} are unknown commands. I typed in bcdedit/? and a list came up, but it's "greek" to me. Any suggestions? Thanks again.
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bcdedit /set {bootmgr} displaybootmenu no

You need to type exactly what is shown above including any spaces into the command prompt: bcdedit (space) /set (space) {bootmgr} (space) displaybootmenu (space) no

The (SPACE) is where you need to press the space bar once :)

I will be honest it is a bit daunting but it will work i have made the no space mistake many times lol
 
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