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ChiGino-8363 asked Why-7417 commented

Dual boot menu show to external DP, not show in Local DP after reboot.

Hi,

We encounter an issue, when we installed 2 Windows 10 OS in one system,
and in cold boot, the dual boot menu work normal in Local DP screen.

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Then after reboot, the dual boot menu will show to external DP port, even we not plug a external DP monitor, it will let us Local DP show a black screen, need to wait timeout seconds then show first OS login screen in Local DP.

It is Windows 10 known issue or Intel graphics driver issue?


Thanks & Regards.
USIGino


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Why you have installed two Windows 10?
Boot into the Windows 10 and search for msconfig and click on the Boot tab and see what have been listed there.

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Why you have installed two Windows 10?

Our customer has thier purpose, maybe to test or to deployment.

Boot into the Windows 10 and search for msconfig and click on the Boot tab and see what have been listed there.

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USIGino

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JennyFeng-MSFT answered Why-7417 commented

@ChiGino-8363
Hi,
According to your description, this sounds like a graphics driver issue.
Which screen gets BIOS output during the boot process is up to the graphics card. Some graphics cards output to all displays simultaneously, some will only output to whichever port it considers to be "port 1".

Looks like every time you reboot the computer the primary display configuration would be lost. Display 2 would become primary and Display 1 would become secondary, right?
I think it could be a driver conflict.
You could try the following method:
Windows key + R
Type msconfig
Go to services tab
Check "Hide all Microsoft services"
Uncheck "Intel HD Graphics Control Panel Service" (or something similar) to disable the Intel driver
Click Apply then click OK

In some cases, you could check the device manager and find the display adapter, Roll Back Driver maybe also useful.

Hope above information can help you.

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@JennyFeng-MSFT Thanks.

  1. We know it is Intel graphics driver issue, before install Intel graphics driver, no issue.
    After installed Intel graphics driver, issue can be duplicated, and disable Intel graphics driver from device manager, can avoid this issue.

We report to Intel, Intel replied that Intel do not support dual boot configuration.

  1. At command prompt (Admin), enter the following command:
    bcdedit /set {bootmgr} displaybootmenu yes

Cold boot will still show GUI boot manager, then reboot will change to show text boot manager instead issue of show to external DP port, even we not plug a external DP monitor.

why this command setting will cover GUI boot manager to text boot manager?

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