Windows 10: Change Boot Priority order

Trying to replace windows on an old acer switch 3. Tried using the boot using usb option. In BIOS I cannot change the boot Priority order. The only option is windows boot manager. Trying to change it to USB but pressing the arrows doesn't do anything to change it. Secure boot is enabled as is f12 boot menu. Supervisor password is set

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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.

 

Change Wireless Network Connection Priority Order in Windows 10


Shawn,

Do you know how to use netsh to retrieve the priority setting in order to check it?

• I am seeing strange behaviour and want to find out what is going on.
• I have played around with netsh wlan a lot but cannot find any method for getting WiFi network priority out of the profile.
• My previous method of showing relative priorities does not show any change so it does not seem to be valid any more - the command netsh wlan show profiles used to list profiles in their priority order but it currently shows the expected sequence even though the wrong network has been chosen.

Earlier today, two computers connected to the lower priority network even though there did not seem to be any interruption to the higher priority one. Furthermore, they did not switch back automatically even though the lower priority network also has the look for other networks whilst connected to this one ["AutoSwitch"]setting checked [the main network does not have this setting].

Denis

 

Changing the boot order  

I was able to change names, used "add last" to move disk 3, with the lowest boot priority, to 3rd in the boot list, and also added Macrium to the boot list

after which, msconfig changed from this

to this

but C:\ is still not on the top of the list. So I haven't achieved the goal of reprioritizing the boot order. However, Macrium has become a factor. If I go into the Macrium recovery environment, and choose which disk to boot with, even if it already the default boot disk

The boot menu revert back to the way it originally was,

and if I don't choose to change the default OS, and let it time out

the system will boot to Disk 3 and msconfig is now back to this

So where do we go from here. Why is Macrium stuck on Disk 3 and this boot order? Can we manage Macrium to conform to the plan?