Which windows command for non-volatile RAM?

[Seventy7]

Which windows command can i use to bring up info about the nVRAM?

[Maverick]

Anyone knows which Windows command is used for non-volatile RAM? I just want to reset or clear any stored settings in non-volatile memory.is there no built-in Windows command for it?

[Maverick]

Which windows command can i use to bring up info about the nVRAM?

I am also facing same problem even my RAM is high but still looking for the solution if you got it some how suggest me too it will help me to settle my system problems.

[Kai]

Anyone knows which Windows command is used for non-volatile RAM? I just want to reset or clear any stored settings in non-volatile memory.is there no built-in Windows command for it?

You mean clearing the BIOS/UEFI settings stored in NVRAM?

[Maverick]

Anyone knows which Windows command is used for non-volatile RAM? I just want to reset or clear any stored settings in non-volatile memory.is there no built-in Windows command for it?

You mean clearing the BIOS/UEFI settings stored in NVRAM?

Yes like resetting the boot configuration and stuff.

[Kai]

Anyone knows which Windows command is used for non-volatile RAM? I just want to reset or clear any stored settings in non-volatile memory.is there no built-in Windows command for it?

You mean clearing the BIOS/UEFI settings stored in NVRAM?

Yes like resetting the boot configuration and stuff.

You can use bcdedit /delete {current} or bcdedit /reset for boot configuration, but if you want to fully clear NVRAM, you usually need to reset it from the BIOS itself.

[Maverick]

You mean clearing the BIOS/UEFI settings stored in NVRAM?

Yes like resetting the boot configuration and stuff.

You can use bcdedit /delete {current} or bcdedit /reset for boot configuration, but if you want to fully clear NVRAM, you usually need to reset it from the BIOS itself.

so there’s no direct Windows command?

[Kai]

Yes like resetting the boot configuration and stuff.

You can use bcdedit /delete {current} or bcdedit /reset for boot configuration, but if you want to fully clear NVRAM, you usually need to reset it from the BIOS itself.

so there’s no direct Windows command?

Not exactly. But you can try clear nvram in some UEFI firmware interfaces. Otherwise, shutting down the PC, unplugging it, and removing the CMOS battery for a few minutes should reset it.

[Maverick]

You can use bcdedit /delete {current} or bcdedit /reset for boot configuration, but if you want to fully clear NVRAM, you usually need to reset it from the BIOS itself.

so there’s no direct Windows command?

Not exactly. But you can try clear nvram in some UEFI firmware interfaces. Otherwise, shutting down the PC, unplugging it, and removing the CMOS battery for a few minutes should reset it.

Got it. What about wmic memphysical get MaxCapacity—does that show NVRAM details?

[Kai]

so there’s no direct Windows command?

Not exactly. But you can try clear nvram in some UEFI firmware interfaces. Otherwise, shutting down the PC, unplugging it, and removing the CMOS battery for a few minutes should reset it.

Got it. What about wmic memphysical get MaxCapacity—does that show NVRAM details?

No, that just shows your RAM capacity. If you want to check TPM NVRAM, you can use tpm.msc or PowerShell commands like Clear-Tpm.