Win 11 boot shows Win 10

This machine was upgraded from Win 10 to Win 11. Had a SSD problem which I repaired except BCD description now shows Windows 10 instead of
Windows 11. Searched on how to use BCDEDIT and confused by the methods. What is the easist method for this old guy ?

Intel NUC 10i5FNH
Thanks

When you are booted into the OS with the description that you want to change the command will be:

bcdedit /set {current} description "whatever you want inside these quotes"

Is that run from an elevated Command Prompt?

TechnoMage2021 said:

Is that run from an elevated Command Prompt?

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Yes

You do just bcdedit by itself to see the current settings and then see the change.

Thank you just what I was looking for instead of all the other stuff

KWEB said:

Thank you just what I was looking for instead of all the other stuff

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I am a firm believer in the K.I.S.S. principal!

I found a simple fix that someone posted. I knew where the problem was, but not how to access it.

I use EasyBCD. I don't need or want to learn new commands when I don't have too. Like @NavyLCDR said K.I.S.S. I don't see it being any simpler.