The tools available from the Advanced Startup Options menu can be used to run even if Windows won’t start. For more advanced users, Advanced Startup Options has Command Prompt for troubleshooting. Advanced Startup Options also contains the Startup Settings menu which is also used to start Windows 10 in Safe Mode. There are many ways to get to the Advanced Startup Options menu. The easiest way to access ASO depends on the situation you’re in that’s prompting the need to use one of these tools. If you are a frequent user of the Advanced Startup Options Menu or you find it difficult to use other methods to boot into the AOS then in Windows, you can create a special Desktop context menu to reboot the OS quickly and launch the Advanced Startup Options. Follow the instructions below to add this useful command to the Desktop context menu.
Add Advanced Startup Options to the context menu
But before moving on, make sure you have administrator access to the system. Although you must be signed in as an administrator to add or remove the context menu, all users will be able to use the context menu. Restart the system and Right-click on the desktop to see the Advanced Startup Options in the context menu. Warning: Making changes in Registry needs expertise and extreme caution. We suggest you do exactly as pointed above as any wrongdoings may corrupt the entire OS.
Remove the Advanced Startup Options from the context menu
In case, you want to remove the Advanced Startup Options from the context menu, you should perform these steps: Now you can have Advanced Startup Options in the context menu. Use it as per your liking and keep visiting us for new tips and tricks.
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