Quick And Easy Way To Troubleshoot, Repair OR Restore Windows 8

Quick And Easy Way To Troubleshoot, Repair OR Restore Windows 8

 

Windows 8 Comes With A Number Of Tools For System Maintenance And Repair. Here’s A Quick Way To Access Many Of These Tools And To Troubleshoot Problems.

Ø Restart PC.

Ø Holding Down The Left Shift Key.

Ø The Screen Shown Below Will Open.

Ø Choose ‘Troubleshoot’.

Ø The Screen Shown Next Will Open. Along The Choices Are Refreshing Or Resetting Or A Number Of Advanced Options.

Ø Choose The Option You Wish To Use.

Ø Advanced Option Includes A Number Of Choices As Shown In The Figure Below.

 

To Enable The F8 Key In The Windows 8 You Will First Need To Open An Elevated Command Prompt. To Do This You Can Follow The Steps In This Tutorial:

# How To Open An Elevated Command Prompt In Windows 8

When The Elevated Command Prompt Is Open You Will Be At The ‘C:\Windows\System32>’ Prompt.

To Enable F8 In Windows 8 You Need To Type The Following In The Command Prompt And Then Press The ‘Enter Key’.

‘bcdedit /set {default} bootmenupolicy legacy’

Once You Enter The Above Text, Your Command Prompt Should Look Like:

Once The Command Has Been Enter As Shown Above, Press The ‘Enter’ Key On Your Keyboard. If You Entered The Command Correctly, Windows Will Report That The ‘The Operation Completed Successfully.’ You Now Need To Restart Your Computer For The Change To Go Into Effect. With This Settings Configured, You Can Now Press F8 While Windows 8 Starts In Order To Access Safe Mode And Other Advanced Boot Options.

If You Would Like To Disable The F8 Key And Go Back To The Original Windows 8 Settings You Can Open An Elevated Command Prompt And Enter The Following Command:

‘bcdedit /set {default} bootmenupolicy standard’

Once you Enter The Above Command, Press ‘Enter’ On Your Keyboard. If You Entered The Command Correctly , Windows Will Report That The ‘Operation Completed Successfully.’ And You Should Now Restart Your Computer. TheF8 Key Will Now Be Disabled In Windows 8.


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