Do you have a dual-boot system? If so, you can change the default list time for the boot menu to anything you want, and in this guide, we`ll show you four ways to do it.
If Windows 10 detects that another operating system is installed on the computer, it will automatically show the dual-boot menu on startup with a list of all the operating systems you can access. If no interaction occurs during the first 30 seconds, the default installation (the one at the top) will start automatically.
While this is a convenient feature to jump between different systems (Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7, Linux, etc.) using a single hardware configuration, if you need more time to interact with the boot menu, or you need to start the default setup a little faster on a dual-boot system, Windows 10 allows you to change the timeout to a different value to suit your situation.
In this Windows 10 guide, we will walk you through the steps to increase or decrease the number of seconds the boot menu app...
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