what's the problem switching selective to normal startup?

see right here, before I selected normal startup, it was on selective startup.
When I changed to normal startup I got the bsod 0xc000000e winload.exe error, and no boot.

Had to load the RE off flash and run commands to fixmbr and rebuildbcd.
Is it just my PC like that?
I just looked at another of my pc, and it is also on selective startup. If I switch to normal will it crash the boot?

How about if i return from normal to selective startup on the PC I had to repair the boot, will it again crash?

Mine has always been set to selective, through no deliberate action of my own.

It does seem counter-intuitive...you'd think "normal" would be the default.

But others have noticed this as well and there has been commentary about it on this forum in the past.

I can't recall if I ever changed to "normal" to see what would happen. I probably have, but if so I certainly can't recall a blue screen. I don't think I've had a BSOD in maybe 15 years.

ignatzatsonic said:

Mine has always been set to selective, through no deliberate action of my own.

It does seem counter-intuitive...you'd think "normal" would be the default.

But others have noticed this as well and there has been commentary about it on this forum in the past.

I can't recall if I ever changed to "normal" to see what would happen. I probably have, but if so I certainly can't recall a blue screen. I don't think I've had a BSOD in maybe 15 years.

I went looking and other people this happens to them too. I recommend no one switches to normal startup.
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...b-6b27bad1e06c

its a normal thing most pc boot in selective startup rarely have i seen one on normal.

I just tried switching it back to selective startup and I cant...
Go back and look it's on normal startup. I had unchecked and rechecked an option so the apply button was active.

on another PC set to selective, the bottom check box, use original boot configuration is unchecked, but on this pc, it is greyed out and checked.

Try3 said:

Is this thread somehow related to I Messed up selective startup, says PIN is not available, MS Store??

Denis

surely so, it got a lot worse

My computer has always been set to Normal startup. In fact every computer I've had was set to Normal startup by default. I do some customizing but Normal startup is always set.