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I recently did an update with a new ASUSTeK Computer INC. M5A78L-M PLUS/USB3 (AM3R2), AMD FX-8320E CPU and 12.0GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 799MHz RAM.
Now when I need to restart the machine I have to power off/on several times before it will actually restart. Initially, I did not have the problem after the upgrade.
Advise please
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Hi Terry
It looks like you are going to have to edit your boot entries by using the bcdedit command. You can run bcdedit /enum and it will show all entries in the BCD store.
Now if you are not comfortable with using bcdedit then you can try using Easy BCD and edit your boot entries. Run bcdedit by using the elevated admin prompt.
Be advised that some of the bcdedit commands will have to ran from a W7 boot disc and you will then have to use the bootrec command to edit and rebuild the BCD store.
You can run bcdedit /? or bootrec /? to get a list of commands. Write the one's down that you might think you will use, so you do not forget.
The ones I mostly use are bootrec /fixmbr and bootrec /fixboot and bootrec /rebuildBCD
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OK, that is a list of Easy BCD boot entries. Are the two partitions on the same drive? Use the Easy BCD edit tab and verify which entry is checked for default.
These are the boot entries for my PC, each OS is on a separate drive.
This is the Easy BCD Edit tab where you edit names for your OS and set the default boot entry. Mine is set for W10.
Open Run and type CMD and run as Administrator, when the command prompt opens type bcdedit at the end of C:\Windows\system32>bcdedit
If one of your boot drives is an SSD and the other is HDD then make sure your Sata drives or set in the correct mode, my mobo is set in Eide mode because XP will not boot in AHCI mode.
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