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It's not completely clear how someone would make Puppy the default when booting up (or how to switch back to Windows being the default). For example, see this thread.
A consideration is how this would be toggled off if someone toggled the setting off or uninstalled LICK. Setting the default on uninstall to something like the recovery partition would be harmful.
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-open Command Prompt(admin)
bcdedit /export c:\temp\bcd_save.conf //backup BCD just in case
bcdedit /import c:\temp\bcd_save.conf //how to restore backup
bcdedit /v //show full active entries in system store
bcdedit /default {14646b0b-fded-11ea-972a-00242c3fac2f} //set default boot loader to LICK
-reboot
-Windows Boot Manager will now highlight LICK Boot Loader entry.
This functionality is really essential.
Until it is available, for those who are scared of the command line you can use Visual BCD Editor, which provides a simple button to set LICK as default boot loader!:
It's not completely clear how someone would make Puppy the default when booting up (or how to switch back to Windows being the default). For example, see this thread.
A consideration is how this would be toggled off if someone toggled the setting off or uninstalled LICK. Setting the default on uninstall to something like the recovery partition would be harmful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: