remove OS selection menu

I created batchfiles to change default OS and reboot. I set the
bootloader delay to 0, but the menu still flashes for my eyes for about
a sec. I would like to switch OS using the batch files (yes, they use
bcdedit.exe) and I would not like to see the OS selection menu. Is there
a way to tweak the bootmgr to not show the menu?:sarc:


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foe

It is not checked and I can still see the menu flashing for about half a
second on boot.


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foe

That may be from the batch file. I wouldn't worry about it though since
it is only a split second.

foe;1072974 Wrote:
> It is not checked and I can still see the menu flashing for about half a
> second on boot.


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I'm not sure why it would still show for a 1/2 second with that option
unchecked then. As a test, you might remove all non default OS's listed
in the boot menu to see if it still displays at boot.


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No, it does not display if there is only one OS...

But if there are more than 1, it does... regardless of (un)checked
option


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foe

In an elevated cmd prompt, type:

bcdedit /set {bootmgr} displaybootmenu no

Then press enter ( that's for anyone else reading this thread)

Hope it helps


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SIW2

Ah, thank you SIW2.


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SIW2;1073753 Wrote:
> In an elevated cmd prompt, type:
>
> bcdedit /set {bootmgr} displaybootmenu no
>
> Then press enter ( that's for anyone else reading this thread)
>
> Hope it helps

nope, I am afraid it doesn't.


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foe

*bump*
no other suggestions?


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foe

On Fri, 3 Jul 2009 09:19:38 -0500, foe <>
wrote:

>
>*bump*
>no other suggestions?

More details needed. How many OS's are involved, and exactly what are
they?