Windows 10 users may want to especially note that this is where you can enable Safe Mode. Clicking on the Restart button will bring you to the following Startup Settings screen:. You have to press the keys to bring up the options. Clicking on F10 will show you some more options including Launch recovery environment. These settings are useful to know as, not only can you change your boot defaults here, but they can also be very useful to you if your computer will not start or you need to troubleshoot and fix other Windows problems.
The first step in customizing boot options in operating systems is to add a new boot entry for an operating system. A boot entry is a set of options that define a load configuration for an operating system or bootable program. You can have multiple boot entries for an operating system, each with a different set of boot parameters.
Windows Installer creates a standard boot entry when you install an operating system, and you can create additional, customized boot entries for an operating system by editing the boot options. You can add, delete, and change the options in the boot entry that Windows Installer created. However, it is prudent to keep the standard entry and, instead, add a separate entry that you customize. To add a new boot entry, open a Command Prompt window with elevated privileges right click Command Prompt and click Run as administrator from the shortcut menu.
The easiest way to create a new boot entry is to copy an existing entry and then modify it as you need. When you copy a boot loader entry that appears on the boot menu, the copy is automatically added as the last item on the boot menu.
You use the identifier to represent the entry in all subsequent BCDEdit commands. This method is more difficult because you need to provide additional information about the boot entry type. For example, the following creates a new operating system boot entry called 'My Windows Vista':.
You can place the boot loader entries in any order. In Windows, new boot loader entries are not added to the boot menu automatically. The command has the following syntax:. Separate each identifier with a space. For example, the following command adds the DebugEntry boot entry as the last item on the menu:.
When you type bcdedit without additional parameters, BCDEdit displays the boot manager entry and the boot loader entries in the order that they will appear in the menu. The Windows Boot Manager entry also includes the boot menu display order, as the following example shows.
Change Windows 10 Boot default settings Once you do this, you will see the following Options screen. Clicking on Choose an option will present you with the following options. So, download this software , open the ZIP file, and extract the folder in it to your desktop. Here, press the i key on your keyboard. This action will add the image to the Paint application. After saving, close the Paint application. You can now close it too. That is it.
From now on, whenever you boot into Windows, you will see your new custom boot logo instead of the default Windows logo. If you want to restore the original boot logo, you can do that using the same application. Just follow the below steps. If you want to disable the application and restore the original boot logo, press d. In my case, I want to fully remove it. So, I pressed r.
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