EasyBCD 2.3 - Can't Uninstall

wen · 19 Jun 2017

ran: bcdedit /set {bootmgr} displaybootmenu yes
to get my choice of two Black/Text BOOT MENU back.

tracit99 · 19 Jun 2017

Try deleting and recreating Macrium entry.

Goto msconfig and delete Macrium entry. Make sure timeout is not zero. Goto Macrium Reflect and Add Recovery Boot Menu under Other Task. Set bcdedit /set {bootmgr} displaybootmenu no. Reboot.

Kyhi · 19 Jun 2017

Displaybootmenu No
set timeout 30

fdegrove · 19 Jun 2017

Hi,

wen said:

Tried your suggestion, now it skips the Black Text Boot screen that allowed me to chose between WIN 10 or Macrium Reflect Recovery and goes right into WIN 10 ????

Yes, I was expecting that. Open Macrium Reflect and add the boot entry option and you'll have the metro gui just like you wanted it.

Cheers,

wen · 19 Jun 2017

I just got home and read the new posts about my problem.

THANK YOU tracit99, Kyhi and fdegrove !! Those suggestions FIXED Boot Menu back to GUI, I am very pleased all you HELPED me and stuck with me until my Boot problem was fixed !!

GOD Bless You All, my friends !!

Wen

fdegrove · 19 Jun 2017

Hi,

You're most welcome, Wen.

Cheers,

tracit99 · 19 Jun 2017

You are welcome. Glad you got it sorted.

CountMike · 20 Jun 2017

There was an easier way, before uninstalling BCD just mark this setting:

EasyBCD 2.3 - Can't Uninstall-easybcd1jpg.jpg

fdegrove · 20 Jun 2017

Hi,

Yep, was aware of that but sine TS absolutely wanted to get rid of BCDedit I didn't dare to suggest he'd reinstall it.....

Cheers,

CountMike · 20 Jun 2017

fdegrove said:

Hi,

Yep, was aware of that but sine TS absolutely wanted to get rid of BCDedit I didn't dare to suggest he'd reinstall it.....

Cheers,

I uninstall it every time after using it, that's not the problem. The thing is that it doesn't return everything to default and system stays as it was set in EasyBCD. Trick is to set what you want and than uninstall it.