Removing an unwanted boot entry can help streamline your system's startup process. If you're looking to clean up your boot menu, here’s how to do it using the BCDedit command.
Steps to Delete a Boot Entry:
- Open Command Prompt – Run Command Prompt as an administrator to ensure you have the necessary permissions.
- List Boot Entries – Type bcdedit /enum /v and press Enter to display all boot menu entries.
- Identify the Entry – Locate the boot entry you want to remove and note its identifier (a unique string enclosed in curly braces).
- Delete the Boot Entry – Use the command bcdedit /delete {identifier}, replacing {identifier} with the actual identifier, then press Enter.
Once completed, the unwanted boot entry will be removed, helping keep your boot menu organized and efficient.
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