First you’ll have to watch Windows 8 boot screen and then you’ll be able to select previous Windows OS from new Metro boot loader. It might become quite annoying if you want to boot into other Windows version. If you have set Windows 8 as default boot entry in your system, first Windows 8 boots and the new Metro boot loader to select installed OS is shown after Windows 8 boot screen. How to Access and Use Windows 8 Metro Boot Loader and Advanced Boot Options?īut there is one problem with this new boot loader which occurs when you dual boot between Windows 8 and any other previous Windows version such as Windows Vista or 7. You can read more info about this new boot loader in following article:
It provides various useful options such as troubleshoot PC startup problems, reset or repair Windows 8, restore Windows, disable device driver signature check, access Safe Mode and much more. It comes with a GUI and allows you to interact with your mouse as well. Microsoft replaced this classic boot loader with a brand new boot loader in Windows 8 which is now called “ Boot Options Menu“. It was similar to Command Prompt screen where you could use the arrow keys present in your keyboard to select the desired OS to boot. Previous Windows versions used to contain a boot loader without a GUI. One of the most interesting and impressive features introduced in Microsoft’s latest OS Windows 8 is the new boot loader. UPDATE: This tutorial will also work in Windows 8.1 and Windows 10.
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