Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 16188 PC and 15210 Mobile Insider

magilla said:

@count - Yes, I've been with Legacy BIOS most of my life - since early 80's also. Knew my way around with legacy, but - even though I have a portable that is UEFI bios, I do not dual boot it. So haven't had problems with it. This computer has ASUS mobo, which I'm not familiar with. I have to do some reading in motherboard manual to see what is what.

Strange that you're having problems, Magilla. This computer came with UEFI and I've had no problems adjusting to it.

CountMike said:

I don't have this:
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Here it's like this:
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Do you have search or Cortana turned off?

magilla said:

@tomcat, thanks for your vote of confidence. I have some reading to do first -- maybe I'll just restore my original disk remove the insider install and leave the second disk empty --- but seems such a shame. I had this system build to my specs with two 1 GB SSD drives just so I could have another system with Insider builds on it.

Don't you dare give up that easy! Changing the boot order is simple, you just have to find the setting in BIOS. Booting first to the ipv4 or ipv6 is un-natural.

Josey Wales said:

Do you have search or Cortana turned off?

No, I didn't have anything turned off but Cortana is back anyway.

CountMike said:

No, I didn't have anything turned off but Cortana is back anyway.

It shows in settings now as well?

Josey Wales said:

It shows in settings now as well?

Yes. it's there now, it was never missing in taskbar.

tracit99 said:

@f14tomcat is right do not give up. He is also a little wrong. UEFI can be a real bear especially for the uninitiated. The first thing to do is get Windows to boot using UEFI and from most likely a GPT style partition. Can you boot into Windows at all? If you can boot into Windows, please post a screenshot of Disk Management.

@tracit99 - yes, I have been messing around (that's what I call it when there is little scientific basis for what I'm doing) and I now have rearrange the boot order and some other settings and now have a dual boot screen. I thank all of you for you support.
Thanks @tomcat, Thanks @CountMike, thanks @Wynona. I guess I'm so old school I want a legacy bios back in a new computer and it ain't gonna happen!

f14tomcat said:

Don't you dare give up that easy! Changing the boot order is simple, you just have to find the setting in BIOS. Booting first to the ipv4 or ipv6 is un-natural.

Thanks for your support and encouragement -- I'm up and running after resetting everything and re-running Macrium Reflect I now have a dual boot system.

magilla said:

@tracit99 - yes, I have been messing around (that's what I call it when there is little scientific basis for what I'm doing) and I now have rearrange the boot order and some other settings and now have a dual boot screen. I thank all of you for you support.
Thanks @tomcat, Thanks @CountMike, thanks @Wynona. I guess I'm so old school I want a legacy bios back in a new computer and it ain't gonna happen!

magilla said:

Thanks for your support and encouragement -- I'm up and running after resetting everything and re-running Macrium Reflect I now have a dual boot system.

Super! (time permitting....do a backup)