If you do not want to play around with BCDedit or 3rd party tools like EasyBCD, it is quit easy to change boot order from within Windows 7.
I Know that this is kind of low tech, but I notice a lot of questions out there regarding, how to change the boot order using BCDedit.
Here goes:
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Go to Computer – Properties.
Note: You can also do this by hitting the key combo Windows + Pause/Break or |
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Click on Advanced System settings |
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Open the Advanced tab
In the Startup and Recovery section click on Settings Note: run sysdm.cpl to go directly to System Properties |
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Now choose the OS you want to be the default one to load. |
Information such as this can and does prevent misshapes, it’s called KISS.”keep it simple stupid”. Thanks for he info, it was definitely a big help to me.
Thank god for that!
Its good to see that there are people out there who make it simple!
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