
Now you can type in the command in Step 4 again and it should work. This will bring you into the directory where bcdedit.exe is located. Eventually, you’ll see one of them has the Windows directory where Windows 10 is installed. If you don’t see the Windows directory, try the next letter, D: and then E: followed by the dir command.
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To do this, you can start with drive C.Īt the prompt, type in C: and press Enter.

If you get a message stating that the command “bcdedit” could not be found, then you have to try other drive letters and get to the Windows/System32 directory.
