Dual Booting

I have Windows 10 set in msconfig as my default operating system. When I turn on the computer I get the black Boot Manager screen and if I want Windows 7 I have to use the up arrow and hit enter. my question is how do you get that blue screen with both operating systems in a white box and you just click the one you want with your mouse. When I was researching dual booting they always showed a blue background with 2 boxes and one is labeled Windows 10 and the other box is labeled Windows 7 and you click the one you want.

squid13 said:

I have Windows 10 set in msconfig as my default operating system. When I turn on the computer I get the black Boot Manager screen and if I want Windows 7 I have to use the up arrow and hit enter. my question is how do you get that blue screen with both operating systems in a white box and you just click the one you want with your mouse. When I was researching dual booting they always showed a blue background with 2 boxes and one is labeled Windows 10 and the other box is labeled Windows 7 and you click the one you want.

You need to select the Metro Bootloader in msconfig.

squid13 said:

I can't find Metro Bootloader in msconfig.

@squid13, sorry I led you down a dead end. Here’s how you do it How to Enable or Disable Graphical Boot Menu In Windows 10

There is another way as well. Simply download EasyBCD from NeoSmart Technologies: EasyBCD - NeoSmart Technologies
It really simplifies working with boot files and lets you backup and restore you boot loader and its free for non-commercial use. If you decide to use it the Use Metro Bootloader is on the Edit Boot Menu page.

Did you mean this?

Enable or Disable F8 Advanced Boot Options in Windows 10