Long story short, kinda lol....
So my pc has been off a few days. I turn it on and it is 'updating'. I go do some stuff while it does so, come back to my pc and it reverted back to windows 7 which I had installed on my HDD from awhile back. Well, this is kinda what I initially thought, but I believe that an update failed and it just started using my old windows 7 on my HDD instead of my Win10 on my SSD. Yes, I had two OS running.
Anyways, to my question. It seems that the only way for me to start my pc in windows 10 mode on my SSD is to manually in the BIOS settings hit the SSD boot option under Override. Because the boot order does not even show my SSD. Is there any quick way that I can fix this? Or am I forever stuck manually choosing it in the Bios settings unless I format, which I do not want to do due to lack of time ect.
Ps. I have a z97a mobo if that helps for troubleshooting.
Thanks and I hope that was somewhat understandable.
So my pc has been off a few days. I turn it on and it is 'updating'. I go do some stuff while it does so, come back to my pc and it reverted back to windows 7 which I had installed on my HDD from awhile back. Well, this is kinda what I initially thought, but I believe that an update failed and it just started using my old windows 7 on my HDD instead of my Win10 on my SSD. Yes, I had two OS running.
Anyways, to my question. It seems that the only way for me to start my pc in windows 10 mode on my SSD is to manually in the BIOS settings hit the SSD boot option under Override. Because the boot order does not even show my SSD. Is there any quick way that I can fix this? Or am I forever stuck manually choosing it in the Bios settings unless I format, which I do not want to do due to lack of time ect.
Ps. I have a z97a mobo if that helps for troubleshooting.
Thanks and I hope that was somewhat understandable.
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