Windows 10: BCDEDIT Command after Win10 Reinstallation?

Discus and support BCDEDIT Command after Win10 Reinstallation? in Windows 10 Installation and Upgrade to solve the problem; I had issues with BitLocker PIN prompt in the past similar to the below discussion. BitLocker with TPM and PIN - Laptop shuts down after 60 seconds... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Installation and Upgrade' started by win10freak, Jul 29, 2018.

  1. WIN10FREAK
    win10freak Win User

    BCDEDIT Command after Win10 Reinstallation?


    I had issues with BitLocker PIN prompt in the past similar to the below discussion.
    BitLocker with TPM and PIN - Laptop shuts down after 60 seconds

    The solution was this:
    open up command prompt window as administrator:
    type in this command: bcdedit /set {bootmgr} bootshutdowndisabled 1
    press enter key..

    My question is, what would happen to the above command in case I need to reinstall Windows 10 again?
    Will I need to perform the same command or will it stay like that?

    If the bootshutdowndisabled 1 changes back again to the previous default state, then how can I edit this from the Windows 10 bootable USB flash drive installation?

    Or, is this some type of registry entry which I can save and import?

    Thanks!

    :)
     
    win10freak, Jul 29, 2018
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  2. NAKI
    Naki Win User

    GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

    Suggestion: /? (-?) and /help (-help) command-line arguments to show a list of all possible arguments in a small window. *Smile BCDEDIT Command after Win10 Reinstallation? :)
     
    Naki, Jul 29, 2018
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  3. R.RITCHEY
    R.Ritchey Win User
    bcdedit and Win10 Safe Mode

    I have tried these (three) different Tutors they all give the same...

    PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> bcdedit /copy {current} /d "Safe Mode"

    The copy command specified is not valid.

    Run "bcdedit /?" for command line assistance.

    The parameter is incorrect.

    This is from ... Administrator: Windows Power Shell

    I have gone to 'bcdedit /?' and through the commands...everything looks right as far as I can tell.

    Thank you all for the fast answers.

    RRR
     
    R.Ritchey, Jul 29, 2018
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  4. R.RITCHEY
    R.Ritchey Win User

    BCDEDIT Command after Win10 Reinstallation?

    bcdedit and Win10 Safe Mode

    I have tried adding Safe mode to my startup but cannot ...what am I doing wrong?

    PS C:\WINDOWS\system32> bcdedit /copy {Current} /d “Windows 10 Safe Mode with Command Prompt”

    I get this error....

    The copy command specified is not valid.

    Run "bcdedit /?" for command line assistance.

    The parameter is incorrect.

    I have run the Help commands and followed them to nada.

    Windows 10 Pro EC Build15055

    Intel i5, 16 GB, Nvidia GeForce GTX 950

    wild horse-unbranded
     
    R.Ritchey, Jul 29, 2018
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