[Windows Central Question]

Hi all,

I want the startup settings screen always shown when I turn on/reset my laptop.

I have found how to do this:
Type this in CMD: cdedit /set {globalsettings} advancedoptions true

The thing is, it works when I RESET my computer. But i doesn't work when I completely shuwdown my laptop en then turn it back on.

How is this possible??

[TechFreak1]

You will need to create a script that runs at start up or a service that runs automatically.

Which version of Windows are you running?

As I'm presuming when you said "cdedit" you meant BCDedit.

[ochhanz]

Hi all,

I want the startup settings screen always shown when I turn on/reset my laptop.

I have found how to do this:
Type this in CMD: cdedit /set {globalsettings} advancedoptions true

The thing is, it works when I RESET my computer. But i doesn't work when I completely shuwdown my laptop en then turn it back on.

How is this possible??

, you could run it on an AutoHotkey script (you bind it to a key combination, e.g. WindowsKey+ctrl ).