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Yes.
Problem is, now, after a reboot, everything's back to before. MSCONFIG boot tab's still blank. :P
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MSCONFIG Blank Boot Tab
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Ok, so I messed around with the Startup Repair, manually moved the BCD around, and essentially wrecked everything. However, I somehow got everything to go back to normal :) But one more question: How do you change the boot entry name in MSCONFIG? Because at the end, it says "(recovered)".
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New #13
I really don't know, never ran into that before. If it was my computer and everything worked as it should I would leave it alone. It says (recovered) and that is exactly what happened. It was recovered.
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New #15
If you ever do want to change the OS Name this tutorial by Brink explains how to do it.
Dual Boot - Change OS Name in Windows Boot Manager
I've changed OS names (description) using bcdedit and never had any problems.
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New #16
Thanks for all the help. Problem is resolved as of now, but will re-open the thread if I encounter any more issues.
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New #17
Hello guys,
I am not able to make any changes in boot tab under misconfig, i have windows 7 32 bit, kindly help me with a solution?
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