For example, to set NT Loader as the
default boot loader selection, you would run this:
Bcdedit /default {ntldr}
Simply replace {ntldr} with the identifier for whatever OS Loader you want to use
as the default.
Setting the Menu Display Order When more than one boot loader is available, a menu is
automatically displayed allowing you to select one. To set the order in which those entries
are displayed, you use the /displayorder switch. As you can with the /bootsequence
switch, you can explicitly define the menu order, add or move an item to the top, add or
move an item to the bottom, or remove an item from the menu completely. In fact, the
syntax for the /displayorder switch is the same as that for /bootsequence??”except,
of course, you would replace /bootsequence with /displayorder.
For example, to set up the menu order so that the OS loader entry with the identifier
{0f732d04-e6b2-11da-b631-b722247cd703} is followed by the NT Loader, you
would run this:
Bcdedit /displayorder {0f732d04-e6b2-11da-b631-b722247cd703} {ntldr}
Similarly, to add or move the NT Loader to the top of the menu, you would run this:
Bcdedit /displayorder {ntldr} /addfirst
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As you can see, the syntax follows the /bootsequence commands exactly, so the
/addlast and /remove switches would work the same way.
Setting the Boot Manager Timeout By default, the timeout for the boot manager is 30 seconds.
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