Automatic boot using the UFEI bootloader


  1. ivanabq
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    Windows 8.1
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    Automatic boot using the UFEI bootloader


    How can I configure Win 10 to automatically use the UFEI OS bootloader rather than the default Windows (BIOS) bootloader?
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  3. NavyLCDR
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    Windows 11 Pro
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    Turn off or disable "CSM" and /or "legacy" boot mode in your computer's UEFI settings. Here's the easy way to boot into UEFI settings :

    UEFI Firmware Settings - Boot to from inside Windows 10 - Windows 10 Forums
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  4. ivanabq
    Posts : 17
    Windows 8.1
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    Free program solves the problem


    A cursory search on snapfiles.com resulted in finding BOOTICEx64.exe. This totally free program allowed me to achieve the desired result.
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