Caught in endless restart loop after Windows apparently updated.

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  1. MeAndMyComputer
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    Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
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    Post #5 "Ok. Just pressing enter worked. Didn’t need a password.
    I get the command prompt. It begins with: x\windows\system32"

    After x\windows\system32, copy or type bcdedit | find “osdevice”
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  3. Dr Bonz
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    Windows 10
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       New #12

    This is going to sound incredibly naive, but how do you type the vertical line between bcdedit and find?

    Is it just a capital I?
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  4. MaloK
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    Windows 7 Pro
       New #13

    Pipe is on the same key than \ on extended keyboards. You can also Hold ALT and type 124 on the Numeric pad.
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