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Hey,
I have a 250gb SSD running Mavericks in sata port 0, and a 1TB HDD running Windows in sata port 1.
When I change the boot order so my SSD is first, it never works, Windows Boot Manager just puts itself back in first position even though it's on another drive.
I want to be able to boot into OSX without pressing anything, how can I stop Windows Boot Manager from taking priority? I've looked at a bunch of stuff online but most refer to Ubuntu, and things like EasyBCD don't help because windows doesn't pick up my SSD because of the filesystem.
By the way, Windows Boot Manager is a system partition and it can't be deleted otherwise I won't be able to boot, it is labelled as a separate boot entry to my HDD in the bios.
Anyone know how to make Mavericks priority over Boot Manager? Using a Gigabyte Z87-HD3 with the latest BIOS that I just flashed.
I have a 250gb SSD running Mavericks in sata port 0, and a 1TB HDD running Windows in sata port 1.
When I change the boot order so my SSD is first, it never works, Windows Boot Manager just puts itself back in first position even though it's on another drive.
I want to be able to boot into OSX without pressing anything, how can I stop Windows Boot Manager from taking priority? I've looked at a bunch of stuff online but most refer to Ubuntu, and things like EasyBCD don't help because windows doesn't pick up my SSD because of the filesystem.
By the way, Windows Boot Manager is a system partition and it can't be deleted otherwise I won't be able to boot, it is labelled as a separate boot entry to my HDD in the bios.
Anyone know how to make Mavericks priority over Boot Manager? Using a Gigabyte Z87-HD3 with the latest BIOS that I just flashed.