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Bcdedit Help Info

The bcdedit command can export boot configuration settings to a file using "/export" and the file path, and import them back later using "/import" with the same file path and "/clean" to overwrite existing settings. Typing "bcdedit /export /?" and "bcdedit /import /?" at an elevated command prompt provides more information on these commands.

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Bcdedit Help Info

The bcdedit command can export boot configuration settings to a file using "/export" and the file path, and import them back later using "/import" with the same file path and "/clean" to overwrite existing settings. Typing "bcdedit /export /?" and "bcdedit /import /?" at an elevated command prompt provides more information on these commands.

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The syntax of the command you want is: bcdedit /export "c:\users\<UserName>\desktop\FileName" Its counterpart is: bcdedit /import

"c:\users\<UserName>\desktop\FileName" /clean For more information, type the following at an Elevated Command Prompt: bcdedit /export /? and bcdedit /import /? respectively.

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