Windows 10: Can't find boot priority order in bios menu

I got an SSDc installed in my laptop which is the main drive now with the os. I wanted to switch back to a different drived as main boot priority. I even migrated os from C to D successfully but, in the bios menu all I see is:Boot mode UEFIFast bootPXE Boot to lanIPV4 PXE firstEFIwindows boot manager cWindows boot manager dEf1 PXE networkI tried changing the order under EFI and saving but it resets everytime. Plus I can't find boot priority order.I just want to switch back to the inbuilt disk drive and use the new SSD as extra space.

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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.

 

Accessing BIOS (boot order) in WIN10

This may help some. This is what the Boot tab in MY BIOS looks like. The "Boot Priority" items are the "order" in which things will boot... by default. Off the bottom of this screen, there is also a list of bootable items (sort of like the Boot Menu, in the pic above. I can just click on whichever one I want to boot from.

Depending on the motherboard manufacturer, things might be labeled differently on your computer. Generally, I set the "Boot Priority" in the BIOS to start with Windows, then I ignore the rest of the items. If I want to "pick" which device to boot from, one time... I use the Boot Menu. Which I think is a lot easier. For folks with different laptops or computers or motherboards, here is the full list of the key(s) to press to get into the BIOS or to bring up the Boot Menu, outside of the BIOS. For regular DIY motherboards, make sure you scroll down to the "motherboards" section.

 

Change Wireless Network Connection Priority Order in Windows 10


Hello Denis,

The command in step 2 of Option Two should show your wireless networks listed in priority order. Top of the list is higher.