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Ed Dixon
In previous versions of windows multiboot configs were stored in boot.ini.
This was a simlple text file that could easily be edited and updated using
Notepad.
Vista seems to have taken a different approach and instead created BCDEDIT.
The problem I see is that BCDEDIT is a command shell utility. Being
DOS-like, cut and paste options are gone. It seems that doing anything is
now many times more difficult.
Vista no longer works on this system, and reinstalls fail with undocumented
copy errors. However I'm still left with yet another boot menu that has no
purpose in life now.
Is there any easy way to make this new Vists boot menu go away altogether?
Ed
This was a simlple text file that could easily be edited and updated using
Notepad.
Vista seems to have taken a different approach and instead created BCDEDIT.
The problem I see is that BCDEDIT is a command shell utility. Being
DOS-like, cut and paste options are gone. It seems that doing anything is
now many times more difficult.
Vista no longer works on this system, and reinstalls fail with undocumented
copy errors. However I'm still left with yet another boot menu that has no
purpose in life now.
Is there any easy way to make this new Vists boot menu go away altogether?
Ed