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How do I make it quit asking me whether I want to boot CURRENT VERSION or
OLDER VERSION? It never boots in the old version anyway.
OLDER VERSION? It never boots in the old version anyway.
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
I take it you want to edit the Vista boot manager to automatically boot into
your OS of choice?
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your OS of choice?
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That is exactly what I want to do. How do I do that?
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
VistaBootPRO would be your answer, it provides a graphical front end to
BCDEdit Command line that makes it easy for you define startup settings and
edit boot entries on the new Windows Longhorn Server/Vista boot manager.
http://www.pro-networks.org/vistabootpro/
There are two phases to this, I would suggest booting into XP, click Start >
right click My Computer > click Properties > Advanced (tab) > under "Start
up and Recovery" click Settings, change the "Time to display list of
operating systems:" to a shorttime limit, I would use 5 seconds > ok > ok
Boot into Vista now and install VistaBootPro and follow the instructions for
editing the boot up settings for Vista.
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BCDEdit Command line that makes it easy for you define startup settings and
edit boot entries on the new Windows Longhorn Server/Vista boot manager.
http://www.pro-networks.org/vistabootpro/
There are two phases to this, I would suggest booting into XP, click Start >
right click My Computer > click Properties > Advanced (tab) > under "Start
up and Recovery" click Settings, change the "Time to display list of
operating systems:" to a shorttime limit, I would use 5 seconds > ok > ok
Boot into Vista now and install VistaBootPro and follow the instructions for
editing the boot up settings for Vista.
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Andre
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