Windows 10: How to reset "msconfig > Boot > Advanced Options > Maximum Memory" through...

Hi Team,


I have set max memory to 256 MB only where as default was 1 GB, I applied settings and restarted device. now laptop starts with a very slow speed it takes hours to show the login page. Yesterday i kept the laptop on for 24+ hours then it showed login page, i am not able to see password screen but just by analysis i enter code and able to proceed further.


Now the desktop and icons doesnt load, after waiting for more hrs i was able to open Win +r Run window, typed msconfig and hit enter but that window doesnt open either.


is there any way i can reset the maximum allocated memory msconfig > Boot > Advanced Options > Maximum Memory from what is currently set through blue screen / by any code embedded in a pendrive ?


When i power on I can see Esc.. button when clicked i am not sure which option can reset and solve my problem.


Laptop Notebook Configuration :

Win 7 home basic upgraded to Win 10, with valid key.

4 GB RAM DDR2

Made in 2009 by Compaq.


Regards,

Ashish

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restore msconfig advanced boot options

hi, I changed through msconfig the default boot advanced options moving the default numeber of processor up to 4 and the maximum memory up to 16384.

Now the computer is stucked on safe mode.

There's a way to restore those value to default with a command line. I have acces to the propt through the debug options

thanks

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Advanced Options - Automatic Repair - MSconfig SNAFU

Hey All,

So, I made the mistake of following a YouTuber's advice, jury-rigging a few msconfig settings, and now my computer won't boot properly. I'll spare you the extraneous details and just tell you what I did.

• Boot > advanced options > set maximum memory from 0 to 256 (STUPID, STUPID, STUPID)
  
• Applied the advanced boot settings.

Now, every time I boot up my PC, it brings me to a blue screen showing its collecting error info and then attempts to restart. During the restart, the PC prepares and automatic repair, diagnoses the PC and then shows a message saying that Windows 10 cannot
automatically repair the PC. It then provides me with the following advanced options:

• Reset PC
• System Restore (when i did this, I got an unspecified error: 0x80070002)
• System Image Recovery
• Startup Repair
• Command Prompt
• Startup Settings
• Go back to the previous build (didn't work)

Is there anyway I can reset the configuration via the Command Prompt? If so, how?

Thanks!

 

Windows 10, unchecked the maximum memory and maximum processors in MSCONFIG

(sorry for my bad english) From MSCONFIG, BOOT, advanced option, i have unchecked the maximum memory and processors then proceed to restarting which the system asks to do so. After that, i received error and the laptop wont open up.. It wont work also... Can anyone help. Thanks!

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