Windows 10: msconfig boot tab changes - safe to remove item no longer on the system?

I run Windows 7 and opensuse Linux.I had to remove Windows 10, it got to big,vand slow to start and run.So I deleted it’s partition.msconfig in Windows 7 boot still shows both OS’s. Windows 7 is set as default.In a multi boot system is it safe to delete the Windows 10 boot tab entry?

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System no longer boots after msconfig Safe Mode setting

I am on Windows 10 Education and I was having difficulty entering Safe Mode. The system would not boot and I had to hit the power button to turn the system off and on again so it would start up normally. I decided to try going into Safe Mode with msconfig and now the system no longer boots period. I have tried disconnecting all SATA drives and still nothing. The fans and lights come on but the system never boots. Nothing appears on any monitor. I am faced now with an msconfig setting I need to change with no way to change it because the system no longer boots and I don't know how deep the issue goes to fix it. Do I need to replace the motherboard and hard drive? I have no idea.

 

MSCONFIG Boot Tab..change order

In MSCONFIG Boot Tab is possible, change the order of the boot selection that appear when the system turns on ?

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Hispa

 

No listing under MSConfig Boot tab / not sure what to do


I recently upgraded my SSD from a 500 GB drive to a 1 TB drive. I cloned the drive with Arocnis True Image 2016. It seemed to work, but then it wouldn't boot up. I followed some instructions I found on another forum about how to repair the bcd (booting up using the Windows 10 USB stick and going into the command prompt and running several commands), and that worked. The computer now boots up. However, I have now noticed that there is no listing under the MSConfig boot tab. Also, I don't know if System Restore is working - under C:, it says (Missing). See attached screenshots. I am not sure what to do now. I need to boot into Safe Mode, but I can't select Safe Mode in MSConfig because there is nothing listed under the Boot tab. It seems likely that whatever I did at the command prompt has messed things up. Anyone have any idea how I would fix this?