Windows 10: Bcdedit /set correct command

What is the correct one cuz im a bit confused about it as some say one to another and it just really confused me....i want to disable it and if i did understand it should be True as false will forcesnoop if im right.bcdedit /set hypervisorloadoptions NOFORCESNOOPor bcdedit /set hypervisorloadoptions NOFORCESNOOP True/FalseThank you!!

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Disabled Hyper-V using BCDedit

It looks to me like you have set the default boot entry 7f416673-xxxxxx. I will assume, for now the correct default boot entry should be
7f416671-xxxxx.

If you agree this may be the case then there is a bcdedit command to change the default boot loader.

Try using the command below to see how it looks. Be aware, the Guid numbers can be copied and pasted. If you type bcdedit first, you can copy those from that listing.

bcdedit /default /?

Examples:

The following command sets the specified entry as the default boot manager

entry:

bcdedit /default {7f416671-8242-11e9-952c-f625ea39d281}

Use the correct GUID for your system..

One problem bcdedit has right now is we can no longer use the command bcdedit /enum which would show all the entries in the store. This is why the 7f416673-xxx is not showing in the list.

Note: There is a possibility the Recovery Tools were set as the default boot on purpose. If your system will not boot with the 7f416671 number you might try the 7f416675 GUID number, or even try that one first since it shows as no Hyper.

 

The BCDEDIT /enum command does not show entire BCD Store..

I am using Win 10 Pro 18362.267 with an Admin command prompt. When I type in
bcdedit /enum I get only the listing of a normal bcdedit command, not a complete BCD store listing.

I used the help (/?) and the command shows to be valid but still only shows the Bootmgr and OSLoader entries. Since I am trying to check the Recovery section this is no help. The bcdedit /v command seems to work normally.

Is anyone aware of some change done recently to the command which would explain this? I have checked two of my systems and they both do the same thing.
The date of the bcdedit utility is 7/27/2019, 471K and the version agrees with the build number.

If no one has a fix, I will report this to the feedback hub.

Thanks for reading..

 

GPU-Z what command line parameter ?

Suggestion: /? (-?) and /help (-help) command-line arguments to show a list of all possible arguments in a small window. *Smile