Well seeing that the bootloader in Windows 10 looks completely different than the one you are used to in the Windows 7 operating system you can find out by reading the tutorial posted below how exactly you can enable the legacy Windows 7 boot menu in Windows 10 as well. Windows 10 brought a new boot menu that is an improvement over the previous one. This boot menu is graphical, and it allows you to use your mouse, which is a major plus. In addition, it offers more options and it’s more user-friendly. Despite the aforementioned improvements, some users still prefer the older textual boot menu. One of the main reasons is because the new boot menu will restart your PC if you’re using your PC in dual boot mode. This isn’t the case with the legacy boot menu, and instead of restarting, your PC will boot straight to the select operating system thus saving your time. Learn more about enabling Legacy Boot in Windows 10 by reading this guide.
Tutorial on how to enable the legacy Windows 7 boot menu using Windows 10
Use bcdedit
Turn the Windows 10 boot menu on: SPONSORED Read our detailed guide and learn to properly dual-boot Windows 10 with another OS.
Use bootrec
You can try to use bootrec feature in order to enable legacy Windows 7 boot menu on your Windows 10. It will be the same as fixing Windows 7 boot, but you will arrive to open Windows 7 legacy boot menu with one condition – having your Windows 7 installation CD/DVD. Here’s how you do it: And there you go, some quick methods on how to change the new boot menu in Windows 10 to the legacy Windows 7- like boot menu you are used to. Also if you are having trouble doing the steps above you are welcomed to write us in the comments section situated a little bit below these lines and I will help you further as soon as possible.
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