Windows 10: Windows 11 Boot Menu stuck with Best Buy Boot MRI PE /windows from in store repair

I recently took my computer to Best Buy for possible repair since I bought the PC from them.I am pretty knowledgeable about computers and did every test myself from the UEFI Bios to Hewitt Packard diagnostics.I have a code 41 & code 125 event codes in Event Viewer, perhaps an overheating issue I have been dealing with.Geek Squad did not do anything to my PC because they told me anything they can do, I already did it, so there was nothing they can do that I did not already dne thing I noticed is when they restarted my PC several times the UEFI BIOs was showing a boot menu, to choose oper

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MRI PE

My new laptop was recently repaired at a big box store as I had dropped it shortly after purchase and it failed the drop test. After I boot up I receive this message and unsure what it means. My laptop is a HP Envy and running Windows 10 Home / 64 bit.
Thank you.

Would you like to revert the MRI PE changes made to the administrator account and log off?

----> my options are, "Yes, I'm done" or "No, not yet".

What does this mean so I can decide which option to enter?

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Boot menu question

Hey guys I'm trying to run windows repair on my computer by booting my computer from the vista CD, problem is the boot menu doesn't detect my USB keyboard. Are there any options in bios that will make the mobo detect my keyboard in boot menu? I don't have an analog keyboard on hand so this problem is quite annoying. *Bang Head :banghead:

 

boot repairs?

i updated the bios on my rampage formula. And now for some reason my system automatically boots to Windows XP and i dont have the usual choices of OSes. I have been triple-booting XP, Vista, and Windows 7 for a while now, and i always got the boot screen where i could choose which one.

I tried putting the discs in and repairing the boot sector or whatever its called for both Vista and Windows 7 and it didnt work. It was kinda automated in that i would choose the repair option and it would automatically pop up that the boot record was missing or corrupt and asked me if i wanted to repair that. It did this for Windows 7 and Vista. Both the partitions are recognized as Windows partitions when using the repair feature. But it still just boots into XP. I can figure it out. I guess i could wipe it and reinstall all 3.