Windows 10 boot problem

[xDanielxOossiex]

I recently installed a new Samsung 860 EVO 500GB and installed Windows 10 on it. Before that I had a 240GB SSD and I had Win10 installed on that drive.

 

When I got the new SSD, I installed it in my pc, then installed Win10 on it. When I rebooted my PC I got the option to choose between the 240GB SSD and the new 500GB SSD, I didn't (don't) need Win10 on the old SSD so I formatted the drive (properly). But now I still get the option to boot from the old 240GB SSD (but Win10 isn't installed anymore).

 

How do I get rid of this annoying thing?

 

(When I click "Change defaults" I can change the default Volume to boot from and change the timer (5 sec is minimum))

 

Volume 3 is the old 240GB SSD

Volume 2 is the new 500GB SSD

[AskTJ]

Reinstall Windows?

[xDanielxOossiex]

4 minutes ago, AskTJ said:

Reinstall Windows?

No. That will not fix it

[TheWiseGuy]

Right click on "This PC" and select properties. Click the Advanced Tab then the Settings tab under Startup and Recovery. Uncheck "Time to display operating systems" and hit OK then Apply. Restart and see if it happens again.

[ZacoAttaco]

I had the same issue, recently reset an Acer laptop with only 1 drive, and it was also saying there was 2 installs when there was only 1. So every time you boot this comes up?

[TheWiseGuy]

3 minutes ago, ZacoAttaco said:

I had the same issue, recently reset an Acer laptop with only 1 drive, and it was also saying there was 2 installs when there was only 1. So every time you boot this comes up?

My solution should work for you as well.

[ZacoAttaco]

1 minute ago, TheWiseGuy said:

My solution should work for you as well.

I just ignored it to be honest, I just thought it was funny but it didn't affect the operation of laptop at all. It was only during the Windows 10 install process i noticed it, advanced configuration menu. I could still boot in fine. 

 

It's just another bug in WIndows 10 I guess