sp123

Thanks Garacesh, boot and Mavhc. Boot, would what you wrote above mean you I would not even be able to access "start-up settings" as well? Meaning it would block safemode too? It just blocks it all.... Also, I read that it's also possible to enter not just with SHIFT- RESTART, but also by clicking the power button, then pressing SHIFT, then ENTER. Is it the same? Would bcdedit/deletevalue {current} recoverysequence block that too? (I'd test, but I haven't installed Win 10 yet). Thanks again for all the help!

Thanks Garacesh, So I can make do with just those 3 and not all of the above. All I want to do is make the "Reset my PC" option is not available, be it via SHIFT-RESTART, or any of the other ways... Wouldn't I need reagentc /disable as well? Thanks for helping a non-techie! sp

This is an old thread, but I have 4 questions. Kindly bear with me as I'm not such a techie: 1) Is there a difference between this: Reagentc /disable, and Reagentc.exe /disable? 2) Would all the bcdedit command lines above be "knocked out" by simply typing: bcdedit /set {globalsettings} advancedoptions false ? 3) I've seen both bcdedit /set {current} recoveryenabled off, and instead of "off", then word "no". Would it matter? Above it says "no". 4) Must I enter each bcdedit cmd and press enter after each one? Thanks in advance!!!!!