I lost the startup blue screen which shows which drive I want to boot

@essenbe: I finally got the opportunity to perform a clean install!!! I recently used EasyBCD 2.3 to change the order in which I prioritize which OS I want to default to in a dual-boot setup. The screen used to be a light blue with large rectangles (typical Windows 10) which showed the different drives I could boot from (if I chose to). Now that I used EasyBCD, the screen went back to the old black one with white lettering (like in Windows 7). Is there any way I can get the blue screen back again? Thank you.

Thanks! Is that what Metro Boot Loader is? Or does it do something else too?

Thank you!