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List of the contents of this article:

• 1, What to do if you have to select the system every time the computer starts up
• 2 、The computer starts up to select to enter the system
• 3, One of the dual systems has been deleted, but there is still a system option to select each time it is booted. There is only one win10 in the boot menu...
• 4, The computer must select the system solution every time it starts up
• 5, Upgrade Win1The reason why you have to select Windwos10 to enter the system every time you start the system after 0 and the two solutions...
• 6, After upgrading the win10 system, do you choose the operating system every time you boot?

What to do if the computer needs to select the system every time it starts up

First start-up selectionFor commonly used and mainly used systems, press Win R on the desktop to call up the running box, enter msconfig in the running box, and then select the "Boot" item in the pop-up window, delete the system outside the current system and click Apply.

First, find the "Computer" icon on the desktop, right-click, and then select the "Properties" option, as shown in the figure below. Secondly, after completing the above steps, find the "Advanced System Settings" option in the option button on the left, and then click it, as shown in the figure below.

If the above method cannot solve the problem, it may be caused by a boot program failure. You can use the Windows installation disk or USB flash drive to repair it. The specific steps are as follows: use the Windows installation disk or USB disk to start the computer. Enter the Windows Installation Wizard and select the "Repair Your Computer" option.

What is the reason why the computer needs to check the disk every time it is turned on? First, right-click on the desktop of this computer, and then click "Properties". Then you can select "Advanced System Settings" on the right. After that, you can see the following "Startup and Fault Recovery". Click "Settings" at the back.

Open, and then right-click in the blank space below to open the dialog box. Another way to enter the system interface is to directly select the computer icon, then right-click and select options in the pop-up menu.

When the computer starts up, you need to select it to enter the system

1. First, find "computer" on the desktop "Icon, right-click, and then select the "Properties" option, as shown in the figure below. Secondly, after completing the above steps, find the "Advanced System Settings" option in the option button on the left, and then click it, as shown in the figure below.

2. Press Win+R outbound operation, enter msconfig in the box and click OK to open the system configuration; switch to the boot selection card, select Windwos 10 below, click [Set as Default], click Apply and confirm to save the settings.

3. First, start the power-on and select the commonly used and main systems, press Win R on the desktop to call up the running box, enter msconfig in the running box, and then select the "Boot" item in the pop-up window, delete the system outside the current system and click Apply.

One of the dual systems has been deleted, but there is still a system option to select every time it starts up. There is only one win10 in the boot menu...

1, "Start" - "Run (search bar)", enter msconfig, and enter. Click "Boot". If there is an item you want to close, select Delete, and click OK. Dual system is to install two operating systems on a computer.

2. The method above is one of them. If it doesn't work, you can try this one: x0dx0a run msconfig, find the BOOT.INI tab, and delete the one about windows7.

3. Second, when reinstalling win8, the selected partition coincides with one of the previous dual systems. However, the selected partition was not formatted during installation, so the files of the previous system of the partition still exist.

4. Right-click to start - run. Enter msconfig and return. In the pop-up system configuration, click the "Boot" tab to delete the do not want to start WIN10.

The computer needs to choose every time it starts upChoose the system solution

1. You have to choose the startup mode when starting up. It may be that the settings have not been changed when redoing the system.

2. The solution: type return directly, or if you don't want to type return every time you restart, just follow the following method.

3. After entering the system, right-click "Computer", click "Properties", and select "Advanced System Settings" in the left window bar. Select "Settings" under "Startup and Failover". Under "Default Operating System", select the system you want to enter directly after booting up, and uncheck the "Time to display the operating system list".

4, this is because there is this option in the original Ghost version. The solution is: right-click computer shortcut--attribute--highLevel system settings--startup and failure recovery--settings--clet down triangle, as shown in the figure below: adjust the WIN system to the top. The time to display the list of operating systems is changed to 0. Sure.

After upgrading the Win10 system, you have to select Windwos10 to enter the system every time you start it and the two solutions...

Because the method of the win10 system is to overwrite the installation, then, the computer also prompts that there is a "rapid one-click reinstall system" software, and the computer does not matter the control surface What if the software can't be detected in the board or other software management software, but the system recognizes its existence.

Or you can also choose to uncheck before "Display the time of the operating system list", and then click the OK button to solve the problem.

If you need to select to enter the system every time you start up, it means that the system has not been installed. It is recommended to go to Microsoft's official website to download the original mirror image after entering the system and reinstall the system again.

The post-installed system is entered first (the first option to enter, the following is the original system), to the system properties - advanced - startup and failure recovery "Settings" here, you can choose which system to enter first, check the display operating system time, and select 3 seconds. When the computer starts, it will enter the preferred system after 3 seconds without selecting it.

Please confirm the password of the Microsoft account you want to enter here. Then it can beSet the local account name of your Win10. If you originally had a local account, it will be displayed as your original local account name by default. You don't have to fill in the password.

First, find the "Computer" icon on the desktop, right-click, and then select the "Properties" option, as shown in the figure below. Secondly, after completing the above steps, find the "Advanced System Settings" option in the option button on the left, and then click it, as shown in the figure below.

After upgrading the win10 system, do you choose the operating system every time you boot?

Open 360 Security Guard and click the Software Butler; click the uninstall button on the top right, and click System Tools on the left;Find programs similar to one-click GHPST and one-click restore on the right, click one-click uninstall, and the selection system interface will not pop up after the uninstall is completed.

Because the method of the win10 system is to overwrite the installation, the computer also prompts the existence of the "rapid one-click reinstall system" software, and the computer cannot detect the software in the control panel or other software management software, but the system recognizes its existence.

First, enter the system settings interface of the computer. In the Windows system, you can press the Win+R key combination to open the "Run" window, enter the "msconfig" command and press the Enter key to open the system configuration tool.

Reason: Because the system boot software was installed when installing the machine before, there will be a few seconds of countdown to select the default operating system every time it is turned on.