How to Backup & Restore Boot Configuration Data (BCD) file in Windows

Windows will fail to boot correctly if the Boot Configuration Data (BCD) file is corrupted or deleted, accidentally. As such, any task involving a change or modification in the bootloader settings should be exercised with extreme caution. As a safety measure, one can always create a backup copy to restore the original Boot Configuration Data (BCD) registry file, in case something goes wrong. Primarily, there are two ways of backing up or restoring the BCD Store in Windows 10.

1] Using the command-line interface

2] Using a third-party freeware tool

Timecodes:
0:00 Intro
0:30 Open Elevated Command prompt
0:44 Export BCD
0:52 Import BCD