BCDEdit is a command-line utility that is used to manage boot configuration information. If you wish to use it to modify the Boot Configuration Data, you will require administrator credentials in order to enable the Command Prompt under Windows Recovery Environment. Follow along as we will show you how to fix the commands inside BCDEdit in Windows 11, right after we see in more detail what they do and are all about.

What do BCDEdit commands do?

BIOS Boot Configuration Data (BCD) files serve as a data storage area for information about the boot apps and their associated configurations. To manage it, you’ll need to use BCDEdit, a command-line utility. Among the many things, it may be used for building new stores, changing current stores, and adding boot menu options to your computer. In the percent WINDIR percent System32 folder, there is a program named BCDEdit. To make changes to this data, you must have administrative rights. In order to ensure that any modified settings are flushed to disk after modifying BCD data, you will need to reboot your PC. When performing some typical actions, such as recovering a partition or setting up the system partition on a new PC, BCDboot may be a more convenient option than using the Windows command-line prompt.

How can I repair BCDedit in Windows 11?

1. Log in as an administrator

Don’t skip this step as it is necessary in order to use Windows 11 BCDEdit commands.

2. Update Windows

Another important step, besides updating your Operating System, is updating your drivers. Outdated drivers are one of the most common causes of PC issues. We recommend that you use a specialized software tool that can automatically update your drivers, such as DriverFix, to save some time.

3. Start Windows 11 in Safe Mode

After your computer has restarted, select the appropriate choice from the following screen by pressing the number 4 key on your keyboard. The machine will then enter the Safe Mode environment as the following step. For further information and potential solutions to your error, check out our post on what to do if you get Windows 11’s BCD error. Alternatively, we have already prepared an article on how to fix corrupt BCD in Windows 10/11. Take a closer look if you experience the same issues. And lastly, if you are stuck on automatic repair loop on Windows 11, click on the link anchored to learn how to fix the error. Let us know in the comments section below which solution worked best for you as well as whether you have additional ones in mind. Thanks for reading!

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