Windows 10: bcdedit

Wieso geht es nicht?

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bcdedit worked for me

Topgundcp...
Hi,

I have the exact issue posted (Stuck in safe mode, password doesn't work) where you had suggested getting Rescue6.1.1023x64.iso on a google drive. That link is not good at this time. Was that just a standard Windows 10 64b image or something different. If different, is it still available? If so, where please? If it's just a windows 10 image I can try to find elsewhere... is the 'bcdedit' something on the standard windows image?

Much appreciated,

 

Disabled Hyper-V using BCDedit

It looks to me like you have set the default boot entry 7f416673-xxxxxx. I will assume, for now the correct default boot entry should be
7f416671-xxxxx.

If you agree this may be the case then there is a bcdedit command to change the default boot loader.

Try using the command below to see how it looks. Be aware, the Guid numbers can be copied and pasted. If you type bcdedit first, you can copy those from that listing.

bcdedit /default /?

Examples:

The following command sets the specified entry as the default boot manager

entry:

bcdedit /default {7f416671-8242-11e9-952c-f625ea39d281}

Use the correct GUID for your system..

One problem bcdedit has right now is we can no longer use the command bcdedit /enum which would show all the entries in the store. This is why the 7f416673-xxx is not showing in the list.

Note: There is a possibility the Recovery Tools were set as the default boot on purpose. If your system will not boot with the 7f416671 number you might try the 7f416675 GUID number, or even try that one first since it shows as no Hyper.

 

How to fix the bcdedit error "an error occurred while attmpting to delete the specified data element"

Hello,

We'd like to know more information about the issue you're currently experiencing with Windows 10. Please answer these questions:

• What is the exact error code/message that you've originally received before attempting to use the bcdedit command?
• What is the exact command you've entered while using the bcdedit command?
• What is the make and model of your device?
• What is the current build version of your Windows 10 device?

Knowing these information will give us an idea of what would be the best troubleshooting steps to resolve your issue.

We'll be waiting for your updates.