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The Vista "boot.ini" file (can't remember just now what it's called)cannot be edited with a text editor as can the Win XP boot.ini file.
How does one edit it for a multi-boot system config?
by goldenbarstewart Accepted solution
by why me worry? Accepted solution
I searched for the so called "boot.ini" file and cannot find it. There's some other crap at the root of the C:\ drive, but I'm not sure if it's equivalent to the boot.ini file.
The more I try to figure out Vista, the more pissed off and annoyed I get at what MS did do it in a failed attempt to lock it down.
by davetheitconsultant Accepted solution
by smallbusinesshelp Accepted solution
Vista includes a command-line tool you can use to edit the BCD; not surprisingly, it's called Bcdedit. The syntax of the Bcdedit command is daunting, to say the least. It?s also something you?re unlikely to use often enough to memorize. Those facts are enough to strongly recommend using a graphical editor for the BCD store instead. I recommend a third-party tool, VistaBootPRO, which adds a graphical interface to handle every function you can accomplish using Bcdedit and then some.
by goldenbarstewart Accepted solution
by zed.wagner Accepted solution
EasyBCD 2.0.2 is a fully featured GUI and has a full package of bells/whistles and all for the great low price of free.
The author uses the donation model.
by .martin. Accepted solution
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