Windows 10: wrong drive letter in msconfig / boot in dual boot system

Hi guys
in my desktop I have two hard disks ( disk 0 and disk 1 ) . Disk 1 is a clone of disk 0 created by Macrium Reflect
Disk 0 : ( C: ) windows 10 pro , upgrade from windows 7 , ( E: ) windows 8.1 pro , ( G: ) Storage partition
Disk 1 : clone of disk 0
problem description : I see in msconfig / boot a wrong listing
windows 10 ( C:\WINDOWS) : Current OS ; Default OS
windows 8.1 pro ( H:\WINDOWS ) instead of ( E:\WINDOWS )
nevertheless the dual booting works fine as well as the shift between the disks via BIOS.
The question is , could I fix the situation using the EasyBCD of Neosmart Technologies to edit the bootloader ?
I see can change drive letter H: to E: and save the change , am I right or wrong ?
or any other way
any help appreciated , thanks .

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Windows 10 displays wrong boot system in msconfig! Problem?

Hi,

We appreciate your time and effort for getting back to us.

I would suggest you to create a new user account and check if the issue persists.

Refer to the following Microsoft article and look under the section: Set up accounts
to create a new user account.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-my/windows-10/getstarted-set-up-accounts

Kindly let us know if you need any further assistance with Windows. We are glad to assist you.

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Windows 10 displays wrong boot system in msconfig! Problem?

Hi,

I created a new user account and made it admin also. Ran msconfig and it comes out the same "Windows 7(C:\Windows):Current OS;Default OS".

I included my disk management setup. Does this look normal?

I have another computer (identical hardware) which is setup the same way.

msconfig shows "Windows 10(C:\Windows):Current OS;Default OS"

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c drive is a solid state drive

d drive is cdrom

e drive is harddrive documents, video, pictures and downloads directories are redirected here

f drive is a usb removable used for office backup files (removed at time of upgrade)

Anymore ideas?

Thank You

 

from Admin command, type: bcdboot E:\Windows
From msconfig, delete the entry pointing to H:

 

hi , Topgundcp
your instructions hit the target , now everything is ok and I have a wonderfull dual boot system again




you really helped me , thanks a lot !!!

 

Great. Thanks for reporting back.