Useful commands

The “Useful commands” section collects common system actions as cards. In the current version of BoosterX, the page is not available from the “Tools” catalog: there is no tool card in it, and the tool itself is under development. Each command runs separately; there is no need to execute the entire list for the sake of optimization.

What a card looks like

• The command name — a toggle that expands the card.
• Description — what will happen when it is executed, including warnings.
• Command text — shown in the card as read-only.
• The “Run” button — launches the action.

Catalog commands

• “Reboot into BIOS” — restarts the computer straight into BIOS/UEFI, without manually entering the menu at startup. The description explicitly warns: on older systems, it is not guaranteed to work.
• Timed PC restart — sets the time after which the computer will restart; convenient for leaving the system to finish installing or downloading. In the current version, the card is displayed without a translated Russian name.

The set of commands may grow with BoosterX updates; the current list is visible in the catalog itself.

Example: rebooting into BIOS

1. Expand the “Reboot into BIOS” card and read the description with the warning.
2. Save your work in open programs: the restart will begin immediately.
3. Click “Run” and wait for entry into the BIOS.

If regular Windows opened after the restart, your motherboard did not support the direct transition — enter the BIOS in the standard way at the next startup.

Safe use

A command may open a standard Windows tool, change a configuration or require a restart. Before running it, decide whether you need this action: BoosterX does not guarantee that it will be able to undo the result. Do not use commands to bypass protection, activate, or remove unknown components.

Last checked: 2026-09-20.