Windows 10: boot order windows 10

Over the past week or so. I've run into a problem that the system on reboot hangs on loading the operating system. The fix
for this issue is to boot the system and hitting the F12 key. This brings up the change boot order menu. Then you just tell it to boot from the first disk and it boots up.

Thanks
RAC

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Windows 10 updates keep changing my boot drive so pc will not start

Sounds like it would help to know what the manufacturer says about this scenario. E.g. it looks normal to me to have a feature which says "change the boot order temporarily", so then if you wanted it to be changed permanently you would have to find a different
one. UEFI perhaps?

https://www.windowsphoneinfo.com/threads/boot-to-uefi-firmware-settings-from-inside-windows-10.7650/


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uefi boot order windows 10

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Then if that works, see what you can do in there about changing your boot order permanently. As I indicated the procedure may depend on your machine

Here's a sample

https://www.winhelp.us/computer-boot-order.html


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changing uefi boot order windows 10 permanently

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You have to use a system setup utility to change boot order permanently.

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Good luck

Robert Aldwinckle

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SSD

So Windows 10 was installed on my computer since i had it and had no problem.Now I bought an SSD and installed windows 10 on it. I changed the boot order so my SSD is first on the boot order. When I try to boot my computer it says no
boot device found press any key to reboot. What do i do to make it boot from the ssd???

 

Glad you found the solution!

 

Was looking for the cause.

 

Sounds like something messed up the boot order in bios. Why not just set the permanent boot order in bios to match what you select with F12? If you post a screenshot of disk management, we might be able to offer further clarification. Make sure to expand the columns so that we can read the entire contents...
Disk Management - How to Post a Screenshot of - Windows 10 Forums

 

I can live with this problem. It is the least of the problems I've had with windows 10.

Thanks
RAC

 

That's BIOS problem, just change to that disk as default BOOT device or you can switch cables to disks, it's very easy in desktops.