How to Disable Automatic Reboots after Windows 10 BSODs
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Quote:Windows 10 lets you disable automatic reboots from a dedicated startup and recovery menu, though it’s worth noting that locating this option isn’t the easiest thing to do.

As part of its focus on Windows 10, Microsoft is moving Control Panel menu items to the Settings app, but for now, disabling BSOD reboots aren’t yet part of the modern interface.

However, what you need to do is to disable automatic reboots is to access the System Properties screen. You can do this by typing SystemPropertiesAdvanced.exe in the Start menu or when pressing the Windows key + R. The path you need to follow is this:

Code:
Advanced > Startup and Recovery > Settings > System failure

Read more to get all instructions here: https://news.softpedia.com/news/how-to-d...3459.shtml
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