Thanks for reply. I tried restrui.exe - the same result only 32-bit drivers showed up but I went ahead any way and successfully did a System Restore. Unfortunately it has not solved the Windows Features problem but I will mark this solved and carry on investigating that elsewhere !
Thanks again.
Cannot see where to mark this solved.
Hi,
This is a tutorial it can not be marked as answered just your reply to thank the author is good enough :)
Windy,
I'm glad to hear that you have gotten partially sorted. Please go ahead and create a new thread for you Windows Features issue if you like, and we'll be happy to see what we can do to help. :)
I'm abit confused about the Option 5 syntax.
When I use the bcdedit /enum, I get the following in the Boot Loader section:
identifier: {default}
...
safeboot: Network
There is no code for the identifier just the word default in the squiggly brackets. So when I type:
bcdedit /deletevalue {default} network
I get the following error:
The specified entry identifier is not valid
The parameter is not correct
I also have a second loader listed for Easus TodoBackup which does have an identifier, but it's not the one I need to use. Need to access the default one.
Help please!
UPDATE!
I actually got it working... I instead typed:
bcdedit /deletevalue {default} safeboot
Now Windows boots in Normal mode once again. On to the next challenge that got me into this mess in the first place... remove the NVidia drivers without getting a bluescreen!
Last edited by radact; 26 Apr 2018 at 22:18.
I had my windows 10 stuck in a loop where it was trying to repair my startup after I tried to put it in safe mode through msconfig and hit the wrong button when it started back up. I tried so many options and was getting ready to dig out my last option factory reset usb drive but I stumbled upon this thread. I went through every step without luck until I got to the section of returning windows 7 back to normal mode and I am now back into my computer after a couple hours of troubleshooting. Again thank you.
I'm glad it could help WanderingDragon, and welcome to Seven Forums.
If you like, our sister site www.tenforums.com can be even more useful for Windows 10 issues.
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