1. Reset the CMOS Battery

The ideal solution to resolve this issue would be to disable the Edit Boot Options screen. However, since the computer is stuck and does not go past the boot screen, we won’t be able to do that.

Basically, the reason you are stuck at the “Edit Boot Options” screen is that your computer is not registering input from your keyboard. The most probable reason for this is a drained-out CMOS battery. You can follow the steps given below to reset the CMOS battery.

1. First of all, disconnect the power cables.
2. Then, detach the CMOS battery.
3. Press and hold the power button to drain the remaining charge.
4. Short the 2 points on the CLRMOS pins with the jumper:
   • Locate the CLRMOS pins on your board. These pins are typically used for clearing the CMOS settings.
   • The jumper should already be on the board. It’s usually a small plastic connector that bridges two pins.
   • Use a small flat-head screwdriver or a similar tool to connect the two pins by placing the jumper across them. Ensure that it covers both pins completely.
5. Move the jumper across by 1 pin (from the left two pins to the right 2 pins):
   • Carefully slide the jumper to the adjacent pins. In this case, move it one pin to the right.
   • Leave the jumper in this position for at least 5 seconds. This step is important to reset the CMOS settings.
6. Move the jumper 1 pin to the left again:
   • After the 5-second interval, slide the jumper back to its original position.
   • Ensure that it covers the left two pins once more.
7. Finally, get a battery, attach it, and start your computer.

If you can start your computer, you can move straight to the third solution, where we can see how to remove the Edit Boot Options screen or continue viewing the screen, as your keyboard will probably work now.

3. Disable the Edit Boot Options screen

To disable the Edit Boot Options screen, we need you to enter your operating system. Once done, open Command Prompt as an administrator. You can do this by searching the CMD from the Start Menu, right-clicking on the icon once it appears, and then selecting Run as administrator. Click Yes when the UAC prompt appears. Finally, run the following command.

bcdedit /set optionsedit no

It should say – The operation completed successfully.

You will not get the glitching boot screen every time you start your computer.

4. Reset BIOS to its default value

If all else fails, we need you to reset your BIOS settings to the default value, boot up your computer and disable the Edit Boot Options as mentioned earlier. If the issue is due to misconfigured BIOS settings, resetting it is the way to go.