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[Beware to the deep of the see]

I just installed 2 windows on my pc 7 and 10 but when i restart pc and what to change windows i got this black-white ugly menu to choose between systems (http://prntscr.com/f3crz5).What i need to do so i get this (http://prntscr.com/f3csia) menu for choosing system that look way better then black-white?I installed first 7 than 10 and both work fine but only problem is in look of menu for choosing windows.Thanks

 

[captaincharisma]

thats why. you should always install the newer version of the OS first

 

[Beware to the deep of the see]

But on youtube some guy installed first 7 than 10 and he had good looking menu so i don't think that is problem,

 

[jsmithepa]

Getting many "but in youtube" so you should shoot a msg to that youtube author. I love the "he opened this HD and fixed the problem." Is youtube magic.

 

[Beware to the deep of the see]

So do you have any proposal to fix that? Should i remove partition where is win7 and instal new on current win 10 or something else?

 

[ellashan]

Please remember it's not ugly. It's powerful. Even Linux terminals, MS-DOS and command prompt uses (Ugly looking) black-white screens.
Windows 7 and earlier version Windows uses black-white boot screens whereas Windows 8, 8.1 and 10 uses modern (Blue-White) theme to display boot screen.

The problem is that you installed Windows 7 first followed by Windows 10. So, 'Windows Boot Manager' uses Windows 7's GUI while booting.

You can try changing it by following the below steps.

1. Open control panel and click 'System and Security'. (View by: Category)

2. Click 'System' icon and on the left pane of the Window, click 'Advanced System Settings'. (You need administrator privileges)

3. In the 'Advanced' tab, click 'Settings' under 'Startup and Recovery'.

4. Now choose the default operating system to Windows 10 and specify the time to display the list of operating systems.

5. Click 'OK' to save it and restart your computer.

Now, enjoy the new boot screen. But remember, it's powerful and not ugly.

 

[ex_bubblehead]

thats why. you should always install the newer version of the OS first

Wrong. The correct order is oldest to newest, unless you enjoy lots of cleanup work after the fact.

 

[Beware to the deep of the see]

Thanks for help , but i installed all again and now i have only windows 10 , so should i install now windows 7 over 10 or its better first 7 than 10. What is differences and what should i do in future.Thanks