How can I change boot option temporarily

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Hello all,

I want to change my boot option temporary. For this first I open my pc and press enter key. Then it show operating system list. I select Fedora Linux system and press E. Now it shows me GRUB editing skin. But I am not familiar with it. So what can I do now? Please give me instruction about it.

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How can I change boot option temporarily

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Hi,

I guess your system installed with multiple OS, am I right? There is a time that you have to boot only once the specific OS and return to default boot order. The best and easy thing to use is BCD Edit for boot sequence command. Same like this: bcdedit/bootsequence{867a8902-7856-99dd-674e-8aea6787e8da}.

Take note that’s only an example and you have a right to change whatever you want for your identifier. You have to put your identifier for the OS that you wanted to boot after you restart the PC. At the time you restart the PC, it will set the stated OS as defaulting for restart only. After restart the PC again, the PC will use/practice the original default boot order.

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How can I change boot option temporarily

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What up, your question is a bit tricky but I can however answer it, in order to temporarily change your boot menu, you need to just need to press Enter as you had done and when it shows the GRUB editing skin after you press E, just select the skin for booting and press Enter or Spacebar button. This will allow the computer to continue booting.

bcedit/bootsequence {975a8204-9658-11dd-993e-9aea7965e9da}

Once you select the type of boot, after the computer boots,you can also go to Start->Run->Type in 'cmd' and at the command prompt type the following code;

bcedit/bootsequence {975a8204-9658-11dd-993e-9aea7965e9da} which can act as a simple identifier and select the temporary boot. Thanks.

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