Use original boot configuration greyed out in Windows 11/10

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I recently found that I was unable to make changes to System Configuration or MSConfig. Every fourth dimension I made some changes, the options reverted back and no changes were kept afterwards restarting my Windows xi/10 computer. I could not use Normal startup. The Selective startup option was checked and the Use original kick configuration was greyed out!

Employ original boot configuration greyed out

Well, the solution for this is quite simple, and this is what I did to set the problem.

I downloaded and used Dual Boot Repair Tool. It is a freeware that allows you to repair Boot Configuration Data for Windows ten/8/7 in a click. The tool lets yous Backup & Restore BCD, Repair BCD and more. If you lot are unsure about any of these options, information technology is best to use the Automatic Repair pick which is much safer compared to the other commands.

In one case yous have downloaded this tool and run its executable file, yous volition see the following UI. Click on the Automated Repair choice. That is what I did.

You will exist shown another screen and asked to confirm your decision. Clicking on OK will start the repair process.

Once the job is done, you will see an Automated Repair Successful message.

Restart your computer and see the results.

I could meet that my trouble was resolved and the Use original boot configuration was no longer greyed out!

This procedure helped me and I promise it helps you too.

If this does not help, at that place is a workaround.

Type msconfig in Kickoff search and hit Enter to open the System Configuration tool.
Click on the Boot tab.
Under Kicking options select Rubber fashion.
Now go to the General tab.
The Selective startup option will be selected and the Use original boot configuration volition be enabled.

To, later on, reverse the changes, open msconfig once more, click on the General tab, select Normal startup option, click on Apply, OK, exit and restart your PC.

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Anand Khanse is the Admin of TheWindowsClub.com, a 10-twelvemonth Microsoft MVP (2006-16) & a Windows Insider MVP. Please read the entire post & the comments first, create a System Restore Point before making whatever changes to your organization & be careful about any tertiary-political party offers while installing freeware.