Replace current with the identifier of the entry you're copying from, and "NewOS" with your new entry's name.
: Use bcdedit to view, create, or modify boot entries. For example, to see all boot entries: add boot option windows 11
The following steps detail the methodology for adding the boot option using the bcdboot tool, which is the industry standard for modern Windows installations. Replace current with the identifier of the entry
bcdedit /copy current /d "NewOS"
To force this entry to boot into Safe Mode, run: bcdedit /set YOUR-GUID safeboot minimal or modify boot entries. For example
: You can then modify properties of the new entry, like setting a specific boot partition.