How to Always Boot Windows Into Advanced Startup Settings

By Timothy Tibbetts

Advanced Startup Settings allows you to choose from a bunch of troubleshooting options whenever the computer reboots. With a simple Command Prompt command, we can automatically force your computer to boot to Advanced Startup Settings.

Another neat option would be to create a Desktop shortcut if you only need to boot into Advanced Startup once or occasionally.

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Available options on reboot include:

Enable debugging

Enable boot logging

Enable low-resolution video

Enable Safe Mode

Enable Safe Mode with Networking

Enable Safe Mode with Command Prompt

Disable driver signature enforcement

Disable early launch anti-malware protection

Disable automatic restart after failure

Open Command Prompt as Administrator, and type in:

bcdedit /set {globalsettings} advancedoptions true

Reboot. Your computer will reboot into Advanced Startup Settings on each reboot.

If left idle for 1 minute, Windows will boot normally.

To restore normal booting, type in bcdedit /set {globalsettings} advancedoptions false

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