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this morning when i started my computer up, it went to the boot manager (i have no other OS installed so there was no reason for this) i figured maybe i hit a key on accident so i restarted, and went right back to the boot manager. Vista starts fine when i select it, but this makes me wonder what is going on with my computer. Anyone know why it randomly started doing this today?
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Booting To Boot Manager For No Reason
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Posted 02 September 2008 - 08:59 PM
To fix it:
Start > Computer (Right click and select Properties) > Advanced Settings > Under Startup and Recovery, click Settings > Uncheck 'Time to display list of Operating Systems.
Did you install anything before this happened?
Start > Computer (Right click and select Properties) > Advanced Settings > Under Startup and Recovery, click Settings > Uncheck 'Time to display list of Operating Systems.
Did you install anything before this happened?
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Posted 05 September 2008 - 04:35 PM
dbough, on Sep 2 2008, 09:59 PM, said:
To fix it:
Start > Computer (Right click and select Properties) > Advanced Settings > Under Startup and Recovery, click Settings > Uncheck 'Time to display list of Operating Systems.
Did you install anything before this happened?
Start > Computer (Right click and select Properties) > Advanced Settings > Under Startup and Recovery, click Settings > Uncheck 'Time to display list of Operating Systems.
Did you install anything before this happened?
ty, a friend had told me about EasyBCD so i used that to reinstall my boot files but that only worked for a day then it went back to starting to the boot manager again.
Haven't isntalled anything new in a couple weeks
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