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Old 08-09-2007   #1 (permalink)


vista x64
 
 

Vista boot options.

Hi,

I used this command as someone stated on a messageboard to startup windows everytime with the advanced options on default:

bcdedit /set advancedoptions Yes

however it is rather annoying so i tried to disable it with the following:

bcdedit /set advancedoptions No

The problem when i do this, is windows startsup as normal BUT F8 is completly disabled it does not bring up the advanced menu.

I tried to do last good configuration but it doesnt help.

Basically i want the DEFAULT option.

i tried bcdedit /set advancedoptions default... but that command is not recognized.

I am very frustrated as im stuck with either always going to start windows normally command or have the no advanced options and having to set the bcdedit everytime i restart if i want to startup in safe mode

can someone please help? i'd really appreciate it as ive been going nuts.

i feel really stupid that i edited the bcd and now i cant restore it.

My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 08-09-2007   #2 (permalink)
Jon


 
 

Re: Vista boot options.


"somethingsomeone" <somethingsomeone.2v1xz3@no-mx.forums.net> wrote in
message news:somethingsomeone.2v1xz3@no-mx.forums.net...
>
> Hi,
>
> I used this command as someone stated on a messageboard to startup
> windows everytime with the advanced options on default:
>
> BCDEDIT /SET ADVANCEDOPTIONS YES
> however it is rather annoying so i tried to disable it with the
> following:
>
> *bcdedit /set advancedoptions No
> *
> The problem when i do this, is windows startsup as normal BUT F8 is
> completly disabled it does not bring up the advanced menu.
>
> I tried to do last good configuration but it doesnt help.
>
> Basically i want the DEFAULT option.
>
> i tried bcdedit /set advancedoptions default... but that command is not
> recognized.
>
> I am very frustrated as im stuck with either always going to start
> windows normally command or have the no advanced options and having to
> set the bcdedit everytime i restart if i want to startup in safe mode
>
>
> can someone please help? i'd really appreciate it as ive been going
> nuts.
>
> i feel really stupid that i edited the bcd and now i cant restore it.
>
>
> --
> somethingsomeone




There's also a 'deletevalue' entry. Not tried it, but I reckon that is what
I'd go with

bcdedit /deletevalue /?

ie something like

bcdedit /deletevalue advancedoptions

--
Jon


My System SpecsSystem Spec
Old 08-09-2007   #3 (permalink)
Rainald Taesler


 
 

Re: Vista boot options.

You may try EasyBCD
http://neosmart.net/dl.php?id=1

BCDEDIT seems to be most apokryph thing next to EDLIN. <bg&d>

Rainald


somethingsomeone shared these words of wisdom:

> Hi,
>
> I used this command as someone stated on a messageboard to startup
> windows everytime with the advanced options on default:
>
> BCDEDIT /SET ADVANCEDOPTIONS YES
> however it is rather annoying so i tried to disable it with the
> following:
>
> *bcdedit /set advancedoptions No
> *
> The problem when i do this, is windows startsup as normal BUT F8 is
> completly disabled it does not bring up the advanced menu.
>
> I tried to do last good configuration but it doesnt help.
>
> Basically i want the DEFAULT option.
>
> i tried bcdedit /set advancedoptions default... but that command is
> not recognized.
>
> I am very frustrated as im stuck with either always going to start
> windows normally command or have the no advanced options and having
> to set the bcdedit everytime i restart if i want to startup in safe
> mode
>> cry:

>
> can someone please help? i'd really appreciate it as ive been going
> nuts.
>
> i feel really stupid that i edited the bcd and now i cant restore it.

My System SpecsSystem Spec
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