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Fortunately for me, that one line can only make some unwanted features to my OS. By entering bcdedit /set {bootmgr} displaybootmenu no you will remove operating system selection menu and you will not be able to use secondary OS (if any.) You will also be able to start your current OS in safe mode on several ways, or start system repair process... As I can confirm, Disable Safe Mode allows me to select secondary OS...so it is obviously something more than one line of code. Regards

I don't know how many lines of code it has and I don't care. I couldn't find that one free line so I end up with this. I've also tried some other “free” solutions and tools which disables keyboard and mess with MBR so I really don't see the difference. Take care

Hello to everyone. I don't really like to post on forums but I couldn't help myself when I saw that you are also trying to solve F8 nightmare with registry modifications. I tried literally everything to disable safe mode on my Windows 7 computer until I have found Disable Safe Mode – Microsoft Windows Command Line Tool I was focusing on F8 key and now I realize that there are many other ways to break boot process and enter into computer system. The tool can be run only with admin rights so there is no need for any additional password, especially if it is stored in MBR. I hope this post will help someone out there ...