Boot device option problem in HP Probook 4540s Laptop..

Hi,
I have installed Fedora20 in my Laptop in a separate partition. After installing it is showing
"Boot loader has not verified loaded image"
"System compromise hault"
error and system went to power off state.
To recover this I need to choos the Boot device in the Boot device option in BIOS as Fedora then it is booting Fedora20 OS.
But in this case, in Boot device option I am getting more Fedora option with the Windows Boot Manager, Boot from EFI options.
Please suggest what is the issue with my Lap and what I  need to do to recover this problem.
Best Regards,
Paulpandian M.,

Hi Paulpandian,
I saw two unanswered posts and as I mentioned in the other thread your Probook is a commercial product and you will get more exposure for your issues. Here is a link to the Commercial Notebook forum.  I suggest that you post all of your issues in one post so that the experts there can assist you better.
Thank you,
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