I miss boot.ini. Why isn't there a GUI version of bcdedit?
I could run bcdedit, but I could not read the boot loader store without admin permission. I found a useful link that had the secret to running cmd with admin permission: type cmd in the search window in the start menu and hit CTRL-SHIFT-ENTER. So obvious.
bcdedit /? will show all the options.
bcdedit /v will show all the boot choices, including the annoying ID.
bcdedit /delete ID /cleanup will delete a choice from the list, as long as you get the ID correct.
If the partition has already been deleted, then this will not work!!!
bcdedit /deletevalue ID type will remove the entry, if you know the type.
bcdedit /? /TYPES will tell you more about the types.
bcdedit /deletevalue ID DESCRIPTION desc should remove the entry, but it doesn't, of course.
The problem that I have is that I have already deleted the Windows 7 partition, so none of the commands work. If I use the current OS, then they work. For instance,
bcdedit /set description "Vista Sucks"
works beautifully. I can even use the ID as
bcdedit /set ID description "Vista Really Sucks"
According to several posts, the /delete command should work but it doesn't.
The solution was to download easybcd
252 - Reflection
9 years ago
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