Windows 10: Unable to access win 10 from windows boot manager as I deleted its entry through easybcd...

I had win 10 in my laptop. I wanted to install win 7. For that, I decided to boot through an empty hard disk partition I have 2 hard disk partition and for that I copied setup files in a folder in that hard disk and used easybcd software to add entry to windows boot manager for booting windows 7 installation but by mistake, I deleted win 10 entry. I restarted and there was only win 7 install boot option and not win 10 option. I tried to install windows 7 but some error occurred and so, I couldn't get access to windows 10 as I removed its entry. Please help if anyone can .thanks

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Removing EasyBCD?

Two options:

1) If you're ever going to dual boot again just delete the entry for the other version of windows. Run the easy BCD program and you can manually choose to delete boot entries (and set timer to 0 seconds do there is no delay).

2) If you don't want to dual boot restore the boot loader (as newtekie1 suggested) from your windows dvd. To do this remove easy bcd from your system entirely. When rebooting follow these instructions from M$:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/927392.


Best of luck.

 

Boot up selections, how to delete menu

This is your problem (but says Windows 7 -- this image is from Google anyway)





And you don't want to see this menu again, right?

if so there's two ways.

One is to hide the Window, but it will remain hidden even if you install another OS:

Right Click "My Computer" > Properties > Advanced System Settings > Advanced > Startup and Recovery > Settings > Uncheck the "Time to Display list of Operating Systems", and click OK.

The other solution is to remove the old entry from the BootMenu:

Download and Install EasyBCD Beta 64 with Win7 Support.

Run EasyBCD > Add/Remove Entries > Manage Existing Entries > Remove the ones you don't want > Click Save.

That's it.

 

Dual boot - Win 7 & Win 10

You can use EasyBCD - free download to add the menu back.

Boot to the Windows 10 desktop.

Download EasyBCD then install it

Launch it then add a boot entry for Windows 7

You will see the return of the graphical boot manager.

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