I don't know of any easy way to make booting into WinRE a one-shot deal. This is almost all from memory so it's possible I forgot something. If you just want the menu to show: bcdedit /delete Under the Startup tab, a list of all the programs that are installed on your machine and configured to be run on startup will be listed. If you have BitLocker enabled on your boot drive, it needs to be disabled until after your done changing things. This will delete all data on your hard drive and will bring the hard drive to a factory fresh state.First, make a backup of your current BCD with bcdedit -export backup_file.bcd.
If you select this option you can do a system restore. Repair your Computer – If your OS was installed by POS-X you will most likely have our recovery partition. In these cases you will be able to select start windows normally and you will be able to boot into windows without a problem. If the unit wasn’t shutting down properly either the power button was held down for too long or the power cord was unplugged, this will cause the computer to boot into this menu. Start Windows Normally – This option is very important. Safe Mode with Networking – This option is similar to the Safe Mode option however it will also load networking drivers so that you will be able to connect to the internet and your network.ĭisable automatic restart on system failure – This option is useful if you are getting a BSoD and your computer is restarting before you can see or read the BSoD error message.ĭisable Driver Signature Enforcement – This option will let you override Microsoft’s decision to only used drivers that have been signed. This will be useful to uninstall a driver that maybe preventing Windows from booting normally.
Safe Mode will load only the essential drivers required for windows to boot. For some computers, you can hit F11 key on the keyboard as soon as the computer powers on, and this can. This could be caused by a corrupt file or driver, as well as the incorrect drivers installed. Hit F11 to Access Advanced Startup Options Windows 10. Safe Mode – This option will be useful if you are unable to boot into Windows normally.
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