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Quickly boot to Windows 10 on SSD

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windows+R > type "msconfig" and hit enter > go to "boot" tab > delete the entry that doesnt say "current"

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I clean installed Windows 10 onto my SSD, but I also upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10 on my HDD, so now I have two Windows 10 installations. But I only want to boot to 10 on my SSD, but every time I boot up it asks me which drive to boot from. So basically I want to skip that choice and automatically boot to my SSD every time. I already set up my BIOS to boot to the SSD first but Windows still gives me a screen to choose which drive to boot to. 

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windows+R > type "msconfig" and hit enter > go to "boot" tab > delete the entry that doesnt say "current"

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windows+R > type "msconfig" and hit enter > go to "boot" tab > delete the entry that doesnt say "current"

 

thanks! worked like a charm 

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