Windows does not boot on its own.

[Ozaiak]

I built my computer a couple of days ago and everything as far as I know is going very well but when I turn on my computer I goes right to the Bios instead of launching/booting windows automatically. In my Bios under boot priority I have three drives show up (I only have 2 drives in my system an SSD and an HDD) one that reads Windows Boot manager (samsung 850 evo SSD), Samsung evo 850 SSD, and WD 1000...etc. Is this common? Is this an easy fix? Why is there three rather than two drives? Did I install windows correctly or is there something I missed?

[Gung Pow Chicken]

Try and reset the Bios to factory settings.

[Ozaiak]

8 minutes ago, Icuw1pc said:

Try and reset the Bios to factory settings.

How would I go about doing that when I'm in bios.

 

 

[Gung Pow Chicken]

It should just be on the exit tab somewhere.

it's different on most motherboards so it all depends on the manufacture.

[Ozaiak]

Just now, Icuw1pc said:

It should just be on the exit tab somewhere.

it's different on most motherboards so it all depends on the manufacture.

this won't mess with anything in my system currently right. It is just reseting the settings, not deleting anything?

 

[samiscool51]

9 minutes ago, Ozaiak said:

this won't mess with anything in my system currently right. It is just reseting the settings, not deleting anything?

it will just load the defaults, nothing else

[Gung Pow Chicken]

11 minutes ago, Ozaiak said:

this won't mess with anything in my system currently right. It is just reseting the settings, not deleting anything?

 

it will just change the settings in the bios..

 

[Ozaiak]

Alright this is what I see where do I go from here?

[Ozaiak]

Ok I reset it to default settings but it still goes straight to the bios first.