Windows 10 Boot Manager Becomes Disabled

Sonny

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I am not saying this is a Windows 10 problem. I just have had my boot manager disable itself more in 10074 than I like. Getting tired of going into the bios at least twice a day to enable it.

If anyone has any idea how I might be able to fix it, I would appreciate the help.
 


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I found someone talking about UEFI and they was talking about it in windows 8. According to them you had to have secure boot turned on or at times it would revert back to legacy.
Not true. Secure Boot does need UEFI, but UEFI works fine without using Secure Boot.

It looks like for some reason it is loosing the drive during boot, and it checks very early in the process. If the drive is slow to start it might be missed. Can you change the SATA port it is on for testing?

You might also try turning off the fast startup for a while to test. Any problems with the drive itself?
Nothing is for sure but the computer is running ok up to now. The problem with my monitor is still acting up on a cold boot up. I don't think there is much I can do with that. Switching ports seems to have made a difference with booting up and restarting as far as my boot manager is not disabling itself for now anyway.
 


I want to thank you guys for all the help. Everything is up and running good now. Even boots up on a cold boot.
 


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