Remove Windows Boot Manager After Fresh Windows Install

[ParzivalWade]

I ran into so many issues with my build recently that I decided to install a fresh Windows 10 OS. Afterwards however I now have to boot using Windows Boot Manager. I've always been able to boot directly from the primary drive before yet now I'm stuck with the boot manager. It slows my boot time down to 18.2 seconds. I want to know why it added the boot manager this time around and how I can get rid of it. I've set the boot manager timeout to 0 using command prompt which then resulted in only showing me the boot manager as a boot option within my bios. Again I just want to boot directly from my m.2 drive and completely remove the boot manager. Thanks in advance for any help.

[flowrate12]

Try using msconfig.

press Win+R

type msconfig then press shift enter

click the boot tab

select the os in the list you want to remove (don't get this part wrong ;) )

what may help identify the one you want to keep is looking for the words Default OS, that is the one that boots if you don't mess touch anything. 

select remove

Apply, Ok, Restart to test.

Or you can just set the time out to 0 seconds then it will blip by. 

 

Let me know if this works for you, if not look into a software called EazyBCD

[ParzivalWade]

33 minutes ago, flowrate12 said:

Try using msconfig.

press Win+R

type msconfig then press shift enter

click the boot tab

select the os in the list you want to remove (don't get this part wrong )

what may help identify the one you want to keep is looking for the words Default OS, that is the one that boots if you don't mess touch anything. 

select remove

Apply, Ok, Restart to test.

Or you can just set the time out to 0 seconds then it will blip by. 

 

Let me know if this works for you, if not look into a software called EazyBCD

I honestly want to know why I've never had boot manager before and yet this time I install windows it's different.