Windows not booting after changing boot settings

[Jonas0403]

Hello,
I changed some start-up settings through msconfig and now my computer won't boot. I just followed a YouTube video and changed the some settings.
I have tried the cmd command "sfc /scannow", tried going back to a windows backup I did some days ago, and some automatic repair things from Windows. Is it possible to open msconfig through the cmd?

Thanks for any help

 

[Snipergod87]

What did you change? Can you press F8 when you power on your computer and choose last known good config?

 

[Jonas0403]

I turned "No GUI under start-up" on. In the advanced options i set the number of processors. (12, i have Ryzen). And also the maximum memory size.

F8 doesnt work
🙁

 

[SkyNetRising]

Is it possible to open msconfig through the cmd?

Can you post command output of:

• bcdedit

 

[Jonas0403]

I will soon. Im doing another automatic repair so might take some time..

 

[Jonas0403]

Here is the result after running bcdedit:
https://ibb.co/g26gT6

 

[Paul NZ]

Is system restore enabled? If you can get a command prompt, type rstrui.exe

 

[Jonas0403]

Trying it now

 

[grimfox]

For full disclosure could you post a link to the video that you were following along with?

 

[Jonas0403]

https://youtu.be/SaYbFmB2rDw
Only did the things he showed in msconfig start-up settings at 4:32

 

[Jonas0403]

Reading some comments makes me realise the things i did was pretty stupid.. im currently just re installing Windows.. this will 100% fix it wont it?

 

[Paul NZ]

Yup.

 

[SkyNetRising]

I turned "No GUI under start-up" on. In the advanced options i set the number of processors. (12, i have Ryzen). And also the maximum memory size.

These commands will revert those changes you mentioned:

• bcdedit /deletevalue {default} truncatememory
  bcdedit /deletevalue {default} numproc
  bcdedit /deletevalue {default} quietboot

 

[Jonas0403]

Fuuuck. Too late. I am re installing everything 🙁

 

[Gateman 9393]

These commands will revert those changes you mentioned:
bcdedit /deletevalue {default} truncatememory
bcdedit /deletevalue {default} numproc
Awesome that worked ty so much! The 3rd line was not recognized and apparently not neccesary...