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When the computer boots up, you should see a Choose an option On this screen, click on Troubleshoot.Hold down the Shift key, and while doing so, click on Restart.Trying to make the changes to MSCONFIG that you desire after booting your computer in Safe Mode is a pretty effective solution to this problem, and here’s how you can apply it: Many users affected by this issue have been able to make the same changes to MSCONFIG that would have been reverted back under normal circumstances while their computers were in Safe Mode.

Thankfully, though, the following are some of the most effective solutions that you can use to try and get rid of this issue and get MSCONFIG to start saving the changes you make to it again: Solution 1: Make the desired changes to MSCONFIG in Safe Mode The exact cause of this problem is unknown – while many believe that this can be caused by permission issues or a third-party antivirus program, others believe that this has to do with certain startup items and services being disabled. This issue can prove to be pretty significant for affected users as not being able to make changes to System Configuration relinquishes, at least to some extent, the control that users are supposed to have over the Windows Operating System. When users affected by this issue make changes to MSCONFIG and click on Apply and then on OK, they are not prompted to restart their computer – instead, the System Configuration window simply closes and when it is reopened or the computer is restarted, the changes the user made are all reverted. However, unfortunately, quite a few Windows 10 users have reported an issue with MSCONFIG where any changes they make to the System Configuration aren’t saved.

Once a Windows user makes the desired changes to the Windows startup process in MSCONFIG, they can simply click on Apply and then on OK (after which they are prompted to restart the computer) to have the changes implemented the next time the computer boots up. MSCONFIG can be launched by simply pressing the Windows Logo key + R to open a Run dialog, typing msconfig into the Run dialog and pressing Enter. If a Windows user wants to have Windows boot into Safe Mode or have Windows start up with one or more specific services or startup items disabled from within Windows, MSCONFIG is the way to go. MSCONFIG is an extremely handy system utility that is included in all versions of the Windows Operating System and is designed to be used to alter and make changes to the Microsoft Windows startup process.