UEFI Windows Boot Manager Keeps taking boot priority.

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  1. gettheclicker
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    UEFI Windows Boot Manager Keeps taking boot priority.


    I cloned over to an SSD, and now I can't boot right into windows after a new day boot or restart.

    I've changed the priority in the bios, tinkered in MSConfig, and even ran the CMD prompt bcdedit /set {bootmgr} timeout 0
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  3. Samuria
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    Explain what happens and do you have the original disk in the system as well?
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  4. gettheclicker
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    I don't have a disk anymore, I do however have a recovery file on a usb drive. Reinstalling fresh is not an option.

    First boot is always UEFI which the computer powers on but the screens are blank. 2nd boot it loads straight into windows.
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  6. Samuria
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    Can you post a screenshot showing all the disk details from disk managment
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  7. gettheclicker
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    UEFI Windows Boot Manager Keeps taking boot priority.-dskmgt.png
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  8. CountMike
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    Your windows are not installed as UEFI but with BIOS in legacy mode.
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  9. gettheclicker
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    I'm not sure how to fix that but I have the next 10 hours at work to figure it out.
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  10. CountMike
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    gettheclicker said:
    I'm not sure how to fix that but I have the next 10 hours at work to figure it out.
    There would be an EFI partition on the Disk 0 if it wasn't installed in Legacy BIOS mode.
    UEFI Windows Boot Manager Keeps taking boot priority.-image.png
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  12. NavyLCDR
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    Try:

    bcdboot C:\Windows
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  13. gettheclicker
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    Failure when attempting to copy boot files
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