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Bcdedit /set correct command
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What is the correct one cuz im a bit confused about it as some say one to another and it just really confused me....i want to disable it and if i did understand it should be True as false will forcesnoop if im right.
bcdedit /set hypervisorloadoptions NOFORCESNOOP
or
bcdedit /set hypervisorloadoptions NOFORCESNOOP True/False
Thank you!!
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Anonymous
2023-08-28T21:20:33+00:00 Howdy
Thank you for making it clear.
About Yes/No its the same as True/False but i have seen that it does correct it self in the bcdedit /enum to Yes/No.
Thank you again !!!
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Rodrigo Queiroz 77,670 Reputation points Independent Advisor2023-08-28T20:24:33+00:00 Hi BAZ.Andreas,
I'm Rodrigo and I'll help you.
The correct is:
bcdedit /set hypervisorloadoptions NOFORCESNOOP Yes/No
The argument is not [True | False], but [Yes | No], Yes will disable it. No, enable.