Enable new metro boot loader when dual booting with Windows 8.1 and Windows 7

When I configured a dual boot system with Windows 8.1 and Windows 7, I was given the old school black and white boot loader menu. This does the job but I really liked the new metro boot loader menu. So, to enable it back, I executed the following steps:

• Open cmd
• Type in 'bcdedit /set {default] bootmenupolicy standard'
• Insert the Windows 8 cd and boot into advanced options
• Open cmd and identify which drive letter partition your Win 8 OS lives (I could tell easily due to certain applications installed in Prog Files)
• Type in the following command 'bcdboot E:\windows" ('E was where my Win 8 OS was, D was my Win 7)
• Reboot and your done!

Done! If you want the old school, replace the word 'standard' with 'legacy' and if your system does not change the boot loader, redo the Windows 8 boot cd process and use the Win 7 drive letter.