Windows 8 system boot menu

This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. At the bottom click Power. Here are more ways to open the Power menu in Windows 8 and All the other methods to open Power menu work fine with this tutorial.

Here are more ways to open a Command Prompt Admin. In Windows 10, these two command prompt entries have been replaced with PowerShell ones, but you can revert this behavior. Tip: By default you get a 30 seconds delay, so if you want to speed things up and execute the command instantly, you can type the following:. This option is only available if you have more than 1 OS installed. Tip : If you only have one OS installed, here's a neat trick to simulate the dual-boot behavior: How to add Safe Mode as a Boot option to the "Choose an operating system" screen in Windows 8, At the Choose an operating system boot screen, click on Change defaults or choose other options , near the bottom.

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I can't access the BIOS during boot and some of the options shown in the video do not exist on the blue troubleshoot screen! Such as UEFI settings The video I just watched on win 8 was very helpful What is that????