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1. HOW TO GET PASSWORD OFF WINDOWS 10 BOOT MENU INSTALL
2. HOW TO GET PASSWORD OFF WINDOWS 10 BOOT MENU LICENSE
3. HOW TO GET PASSWORD OFF WINDOWS 10 BOOT MENU DOWNLOAD

Turn on your system and before it can boot to the desktop, force shut it down by holding down the power button. If all else fails, this method will work.

HOW TO GET PASSWORD OFF WINDOWS 10 BOOT MENU INSTALL

The installation media will give you options to either install Windows 10 or to fix problems with the current installation.

HOW TO GET PASSWORD OFF WINDOWS 10 BOOT MENU LICENSE

There’s no need to enter a license key.Ĭonnect the USB to your system, and make sure it is set to boot from the USB device.

HOW TO GET PASSWORD OFF WINDOWS 10 BOOT MENU DOWNLOAD

You can download it from Microsoft’s website for free. You will need to use another system but once you have access to one, creating installation media is easy. The trick is getting your hands on installation media when you’re unable to boot to your desktop. a USB that you can use to install Windows 10 can also be used to fix problems with Windows 10. It may or may not work but it’s worth trying if the F11 key doesn’t. In the event that the F11 key doesn’t work, try the F8 or Shift+F8. If your system tends to boot quickly, you might have to make a few attempts at booting to the troubleshoot menu. Make sure you tap it repeatedly and that you start doing so right away. The first and easiest method to boot to the Troubleshoot menu is to turn on your PC, and tap the F11 key. From the desktop, it’s easy to access the menu but from a clean/fresh boot, it’s not as simple. There are multiple ways to boot to the Troubleshoot menu but we’re going to cover methods that you can use if you are unable to access the desktop. It’s really a matter of tapping the right key at the right time. If you’d like to boot to the Troubleshoot menu without a failed start up, and without going through the Settings app, you can. If you’re on your desktop, you can go to the Settings app and under the recovery options, you can access the troubleshoot menu. You can enter a time value between 0 – 999 seconds.If Windows 10 fails to start several times in succession, you’re eventually taken to the Troubleshoot menu where there are multiple options/tools at your disposal to fix the problem. If you only have one OS installed, the timer will be set to 0 however, you can change it to something else if you need to see the boot menu. There’s a Timeout field where you can specify, in seconds, how long the countdown timer should be. If the countdown is too long, or too short for you, you can change that as well. What it will change is which operating system will be booted when the timer runs out. The countdown is there so you can select one of the other operating systems you have installed so you’ll still get it. This will not get rid of the countdown you get on the boot screen. Restart your system and the change should take effect. Select the operating system that you want to set as the default, and then click the ‘Set as default’ button. If you don’t want to remove an operating system but instead, want to change which one the system boots to by default, you can do that from this same app. The extra OS should be gone when you restart your system however, if it doesn’t disappear, you should shut it down properly, and then turn it back on.

You can’t delete the only OS that’s installed on your system.

The screenshot below only shows one OS but you can see the Delete button. It will list all the operating systems that appear in the boot menu. On the System Configuration app window, go to the Boot tab. If it still continues to appear in the boot menu, search for and open the System Configuration app. Often, doing that alone is enough to remove it from the boot menu. Remove operating system from Boot menuīefore your remove the operating system from the boot menu, make sure that you’ve uninstalled/removed it properly. Here’s how you can remove an operating system from the boot menu on Windows 10. You’re prompted to select which OS you want to boot to when you turn your system. Sometimes though, when you do a clean install of Windows 10, or when you remove one of the other operating systems you’ve installed, it continues to appear in the boot menu. You can install Linux and Windows, or you can install Windows twice. You can install more than one operating system on a PC.