Yes, the BOOT menu can accommodate many, many items for selection... they're all done the same way. If you still have an issue after the BiOS battery change, feel free to remove your latest BOOT menu entry to see what happens.
From Macriums' help section - I booted into the rescue media and did a "fix boot menu problems" . I see that it automatically removed my boot menu item for MR. I think I will leave it because I think I am going to go forward with Hasleo from here. We'll see what happens Thanks to everyone for your replies
will update if it happens again. I found a very good deal for a used 220 watt low voltage power supply this computer uses on Ebay. So hardware wise all this computer has is a mother board, 4G stick of ram, DVD drive, and a sata hard drive. The hard drive is new (Crucial mx 500 SSD) (Amazing what that did to this 10 yr old AMD A6 computer) ram cleaned and re-seated and passed a ram test, CMOS batt replaced, (voltage seemed good), LVPS replaced boot menu repaired passed a system file check with memory and power supply, I got $60 dollars into it
https://www.newegg.com/gateway-sx2185-ur21/p/N82E16883113257 Looks like a SFF PS as HP inserts it in its SFF. beeping and not booting sound for me for a failing hdd, maybe its tickling that time (tick tick tick...) if you get it working use crystaldiskinfo to check vitality https://crystalmark.info/en/software/crystaldiskinfo/ if you use a hdd and a ssd then the PS probably can get overloaded, such PS are most common used at their limits. currently i read a request for such PS because it died of less cooling (dust).
