Removing safeboot:minimal from bcdedit in dos

Thanks again for helping me. But it is still not working. When i type:

bcdedit {default} /deletevalue safeboot

It says:
The specified command line is not valid.

If I write:

bcdedit /deletevalue safeboot {default}

It says:
The specified entry identifier is not valid.

If I write:

bcdedit /deletevalue safeboot {windows 7}

It says:

the delete command specified is not valid.

So close but not there yet.

Brink said:

Hello InsideDK,

Look at METHOD THREE in the tutorial below. It has been updated to help you with this.

Safe Mode

From your screenshot, you should use the command exactly as is below for this:

bcdedit /deletevalue {default} safeboot

You are just brillant! Thanks to you and Corazon my computer is now working again.

Thanks!

So am I - between Brink and myself, we got close enough to the solution. I just messed up the order LOL. :)

Corazon said:

I could be wrong, but I'm actually pretty sure the correct command in this case would be bcdedit {default} /deletevalue safeboot ...

It's "bcdedit /deletevalue {default} safeboot", and this thread helped me - thanks!

So I accidentally tried uping the refresh rate on my monitor to 100hz and i got stuck with no output to my monitor. Booted into safe mode using the "bcdedit /set {default} safeboot minimal" cmd and i was able to successfully boot windows and remove nividia control panel. Now when i remove safe boot check mark under msconfig it goes from normal boot to selective? How do i get it back to normal boot, with out the safeboot check box filling back in?

Thanks guys that last entry on this thread did it[emoji1360]

bcdedit /deletevalue {default} safeboot