Safe Mode - Add to Windows Boot Manager Screen in Windows 7

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    Infinite said:
    So it would be like this?

    bcdedit /copy {identifier number} /d “Windows 7 Safe Mode with Networking”
    bcdedit /copy {identifier number} /d “Windows 7 Safe Mode with Command Prompt”

    Then you enable permanent boot settings, and if you added all three you would have all 3 options?
    Yes, but you would also need to check the "Safe Mode" option (ex: Network instead of Minimal) you wanted instead at step 7 as well.

    You have to do them one at a time from start to finish, and not together or you'll have a real mess to clean up.

    I'll have a tutorial for this probably by tomorrow though.

    EDIT:
    Here they are. :)

    Safe Mode with Networking - Add to Windows Boot Manager Screen

    and

    Safe Mode with Command Prompt - Add to Windows Boot Manager Screen
    Last edited by Brink; 17 Feb 2012 at 02:31. Reason: update
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