How to modify the boot. ini file

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The boot. ini file is a system boot program file, which is used when installing multiple systems or reinstalling the system. Next we will teach you how to operate this file.

Method 1: direct modification
1. Open
Boot. the INI file is hidden in the system root directory by default. You can use NotePad to open this path and enter "C: \ Boot" in "run. ini. You can also display the hidden file first and use NotePad to open it. The specific operations are as follows: "Resource Manager" -- "Tools" -- "Folder Options" -- "View" Remove the check box before "hide files and folders", and check "show all files and folders ", in this way, you can see boot in the system root directory. the INI file.

2. Modify
Open the boot. ini file. The content in the file is as follows (Here we use the boot. ini file of my XP system as an example ,)
[Boot loader]
Timeout = 0

Default = multi (0) disk (0) RDISK (0) Partition (1) \ WINDOWS
[Operating systems]
Multi (0) disk (0) RDISK (0) Partition (1) \ Windows = "Microsoft Windows XP Professional"/noexecute = optin/fastdetect

The following content is explained:
1) Timeout = 0 Delay Time Setting
The delay time is used to enter the default Operating System when you do not perform any operations within the set delay time after the boot menu is started. The default value is 30. If you only have one system, set it to 0. If you have multiple systems, set a time based on your own situation.

2) default = multi (0) disk (0) RDISK (0) Partition (1) \ Windows Default System
The default system is the system that automatically enters after the delay is reached. We often modify partition (1) \ Windows. Partition (1) refers to 1st partitions, usually C: disks, and Windows is your system folder. If you want the default Operating System to be D: disk XP, the content of this part is partition (2) \ Windows

3) Multi (0) disk (0) RDISK (0) Partition (1) \ Windows = \ "Microsoft Windows XP Professional"/noexecute = optin/fastdetect system list
All your operating systems (one system per row) are listed in this position)

Multi (0) disk (0) RDISK (0) Partition (1) \ Windows is the same as the above "Default System" modification method. The content in the middle of = \ "\" is the name of the system when the list is displayed at startup, which can be modified at will and also supports Chinese! /Nodetect/noguiboot is the startup parameter. Add a halfwidth space/parameter after \ "to add multiple parameters. The following describes the parameters:
/Fastdetect: fast detection. It is recommended that you change the value to/nodetect for many websites.
/Safeboot: Safe start. Only drivers and services in HKLM \ System \ currentcontrolsetcontrol \ safeboot are started. The following parameters can be used with minimal, network, or dsrepair. Minimal and network allow you to start the system over a network connection. Dsrepair requires the system to transfer the Active Directory settings from the backup device. Another option is minimal (alternateshell), which enables the system to call the shell program specified by HKLM \ System \ currentcontrolsetsafeboot \ alternateshell without using the default explorer.
/Noguiboot: If the VGA driver is not loaded, the blue screen information during startup and failure is not displayed.
/Bootlog: Write the log into the nnbtlog.txt file.
/Basevideo: standard VGA boot mode. This mode is mainly used to display the failure of the driver.
/SOS: display the name of the driver when calling it. It is better to use it when it cannot be started due to driver problems.

Method 2. Other Methods
1. Right-click the desktop and choose "properties"> "advanced"> "Start and fault recovery.
2. "Start" and "run" on the computer, enter "msconfig", and switch to the "boot. ini" window.