Windows 10: Boot priority list cannot shown in Bios

Please help me any pc technicians and tech enthusiasts I installed windows and Linux both dual boot in my laptop model Lenovoe41–25 but in my bios boot section there is no boot priority list windows boot manager, Linux and EFI PXE network. In this case window wifi is working fine but Linux wifi cannot working. So please help me to fix this.

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Boot priority in BIOS is unresponsive

I cloned my boot drive (HDD) to another drive (SSD) and both are showing in the BIOS boot priority but I can't change the priority. I was wondering if formatting HDD will remove it from the priority list to it sets SSD to default.

 

Can't find boot priority order in bios menu

Hi, I am Dave, I will help you with this.

That setting you indicate in your information is the Boot Priority list, if you set Windows boot manager (d), save and exit BIOS, then your PC should boot from the D drive.

Please provide a photo of that tab in your BIOS

 

BIOS SSD Priority

I am going to change out my HDD to a SSD. Right now the BIOS does not have a SSD listed in the BIOS boot priority. Does the SSD show up in the BIOS after the SSD is plugged in? Or is there some command prompt that I can use to add SSD prior to plugging in the SSD?