Sometimes there are times when, instead of the usual loading of the operating system, a menu for choosing options appears on the screen. Typically, this situation can occur if you have multiple operating systems installed on your computer. But not always. Sometimes, even if only one OS is installed, this menu still appears. Of course, this is very inconvenient. After all, choosing the boot mode is pretty annoying every time. Of course, if you do not select anything, the system will start to boot normally, but it will take more time to start the PC.
Necessary
Windows computer
Instructions
Step 1
If you have several operating systems installed on your computer, but you use one of them much less often, then you can remove the start menu in this way. Click on the "My Computer" icon with the right mouse button. Then select "Properties" and go to the "Advanced Settings" tab. In the window that appears, find the "Startup and Recovery" section. In this section, click on "Options". Next, at the top of the window, click on the arrow and select the operating system that will work by default.
Step 2
Then find the line "Display a list of operating systems." In this row, uncheck the box and click OK. Close all windows, clicking OK in each of them. Now there will be no window with a choice of boot options. Instead, the operating system of your choice will boot. If you need to return the window in which you can select the OS and boot options, just check the box "Display OS selection" back.
Step 3
If you rarely need to use the second OS, then you do not need to return it to the boot window every time. Just press the F8 or F5 button when turning on the computer. A window will appear in which you can select the operating system you need.
Step 4
If you have only one operating system, you can remove its boot options this way. Click Start. Select All Programs from the list of programs. Next, open "Standard". There is a "Command Line" in standard programs. Run it, then enter the msconfig.exe command and press Enter. After a few seconds, the System Configuration window will appear.
Step 5
Select the General tab. There is a section called "Launch Options". Find the line "Normal startup" in it. Check this line. Then click "Apply and OK". The window is closed and the settings are saved. Reboot your computer. The next time you start the operating system, it should boot normally.
