Windows 10: Can't get out of Clean Boot mode

I went into Clean Boot to see what was slowing down my Gateway nv55s14u. I noticed in Task Manager that the disk was full so I went and found the culprit. (Of course, the computer is still crazy slow even after that but that's another problem.)



I click on "normal startup" in the System Configuration (while logged in as an administrator and opening the program with a "Run as Administrator" click just to be safe. I've done this multiple times and each time I get back to system configuration it shows "selective startup" again.

I'm doing all this in admin mode.



I was told in Microsoft's forum to boot to the Command Prompt and, "Type bcdedit /deletevalue {current} safeboot and hit Enter key." It didn't work. It returned an error, "The specified entry identifier is not valid. The parameter is incorrect."



I'm in Windows 10 version 1803 build 17134.765

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Silent boot failure

List your specs out and tell us each step in cleaning you did.

 

Clean boot aftermath

We appreciate the information that you have provided. Since the issue still persists even after performing a clean boot, we suggest that you perform a clean boot while in safe mode. This is for us to make sure that there's no third party software interfering
with the clean boot.

Here's an
article that you can check on how to start your Windows 10 computer in safe mode. From here, you'll see multiple ways on how to start your Windows 10 computer in safe mode with a simple guide on how to do it.

You can also refer to this
link where you'll see a step-by-step guide on how to perform a clean boot in Windows 10.

Give us an update on the result and we will be glad to assist you further.

 

Clean boot leads runtime error

I tried to use clean boot because I faced the configuration system failed to initiate. However, after I disable all startup and click restart, I cannot logon my window 10. It said I has a runtime error on visual c++. I cannot go to safe mode by press F8
+restart. How should I do to logon or go to safe mode to restore the setting? At least before clean boot. The clean boot step is suggested by logitech page.