Windows 10: Dual Boot Menu missing after data migration

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[COLOR=rgba69, 69, 69, 1]I migrated two systems W8.1 and W10 from two different HDDs onto two SSDs. The systems start well individually but I have to enter the BIOS to choose either one of them. Prior to the data migration, I had the dual boot function straight upon startup. Now it is gone. Question: would EasyBCD help retrieving that dual boot screen upon computer startup knowing that the OS are on two different SSDs?[/COLOR]

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Boot Menu

Hi Harieo,

Thank you for posting the query on Microsoft Community.

I do appreciate your efforts and time.

Refer the thread below and check if it helps.

How to restore missing dual boot menu in latest Windows 10 build

I suggest you to try the steps provided below and check if it helps.

• While at boot on the Choose an operating system screen, click/tap on
  Change defaults or choose other options at the bottom.
• Click/tap on Choose other options.

Hope this helps in resolving the issue. If the issue persists, do get back to us. We will be happy to assist you.

 

Win7 / Win10 dual boot only boots to Win10

Hi,

This can be due to the changes made on the Windows operating system. To fix this, we recommend to check the

steps posted by Andre Da Costa on how to restore missing dual boot menu.

Let us know how it goes after you've performed the steps.

 

Dual Boot?

I can help here iv had both i used partition magic to split my HDD and i installed vista on one and xp was already on the other only problem is id watch out if i were you for some reason vista does not like to dual boot iv seen this on a couple of my machines and my buddys. so step one have xp installed step 2 find a partitioner of your choice i dont know of any except partition magic and the one included on xp...only thing is i dont think the one on xp will even partition them...then pop in your vista DVD and select the drive of your choice....the only thing i can think of that causes vista to hate dual booting sooo much is that when their are 2 OS's installed xp uses its own prog to list them on boot well vista uses a totally diff boot loader than the previous os's and i think they conflict the problems i hade were the standard missing windows folder missing HAL.dll and the nt one dont remember the name.....that and after your done vista and boot into xp things didnt like to start correctly specially if you scan disk with vista.