Recent content by octiceps

Definitely tried that already. At this point, I’m wondering if it’s because I’m booting in legacy mode instead of UEFI, but I can’t change it because both my OSes are already installed in legacy mode because W7 doesn’t work in UEFI.

When I entered your command all it said was that the boot files were created successfully but nothing changed.

What should I post screenshots of?

I ran this followed by a full shutdown, but it is still giving me the non-graphical boot menu.

See the images here: Dual Boot Windows 11 with Windows 10

Previously, I was dual booting W10 and W7 on separate drives. W7 was set as the default OS, so the OS select menu was the old black and white one. But if I pressed F8 with W10 highlighted, the advanced options menu switched to the newer blue UI style. Now, I wiped the W10 drive and installed...