The following describes the formats of the data that are required for used with the /set command. The format that is required ...

The following describes the formats of the data that are required for  used with the /set command. The format that is required depends on the  that you specify with the /set command. For more information about the formats associated with each , run "bcdedit /? TYPES".  bool    A boolean value. The following values correspond to TRUE:              1, ON, YES, TRUE          The following values correspond to FALSE:              0, OFF, NO, FALSE  device  A device can be one of the following types:              BOOT             PARTITION=             FILE=[]             RAMDISK=[],          The options for these types are:                   A drive letter with a colon and no trailing                         backslashes.                 (Required) Can be either BOOT, or a drive letter                         with colon.  The square brackets do not indicate                         that this is optional, but are a literal part of                         the syntax.                   A path to the file (or .wim file) from the root of                         the parent device.              The identifier to the device options entry that                         contains the system deployment image (SDI) options                         for the RAM disk. This is usually                         {ramdisksdioptions}.  id      An entry identifier, which refers to an entry in the boot configuration         data store. Run "bcdedit /? ID" for more information about identifiers.  integer A 64-bit integer type.  Some integer types can be set using enumerated         values.  integerlist     A list of one or more 64-bit integers, separated by spaces.                 This list should not be enclosed in quotation marks.  list    An entry identifier list. It contains one or more entry identifiers         separated by spaces. The list should not be enclosed in quotation         marks.  string  A literal string. If it contains spaces, it should be surrounded by         quotation marks ("").