Asrock Boot Manager annoyance

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   Just flashed to the latest BIOS on my Z370 Gaming K6 and now when I boot this Asrock Boot Manager  Comes up asking me to select my drive. If I wait 30 seconds or whatever it is it will boot into my M.2 drive which is set in the BIOS as my boot drive or just hit enter and it will boot into the M.2 drive.
So how do I get rid of this major annoyance?  What I liked about this motherboard was that it booted up nearly twice as fast as my Asus Hero Z370 motherboard but now its a real pain

edit: had a look on the online manual and found that you disable Asrocks boot manager as its only for dual boot systems. Strange name as normally the Boot Manager controls your boot and you set your options there. Somehow when I did the BIOS flash it turned it on. Guess I am used to other brand motherboards where the term Boot Manager is used to control your boot and doesn't refer to dual boot systems

Edited by will_s - 29 Oct 2018 at 7:46am

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will_s Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 09 Apr 2018 Status: Offline Points: 3	Post Options Post Reply Quote will_s Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Asrock Boot Manager annoyance Posted: 29 Oct 2018 at 6:42am
	Just flashed to the latest BIOS on my Z370 Gaming K6 and now when I boot this Asrock Boot Manager Comes up asking me to select my drive. If I wait 30 seconds or whatever it is it will boot into my M.2 drive which is set in the BIOS as my boot drive or just hit enter and it will boot into the M.2 drive. So how do I get rid of this major annoyance? What I liked about this motherboard was that it booted up nearly twice as fast as my Asus Hero Z370 motherboard but now its a real pain edit: had a look on the online manual and found that you disable Asrocks boot manager as its only for dual boot systems. Strange name as normally the Boot Manager controls your boot and you set your options there. Somehow when I did the BIOS flash it turned it on. Guess I am used to other brand motherboards where the term Boot Manager is used to control your boot and doesn't refer to dual boot systems Edited by will_s - 29 Oct 2018 at 7:46am