BOOT.INI文件详解(国外英语资料).docVIP

BOOT.INI文件详解(国外英语资料) Windows NT operating systems of a class, that is, Windows NT / 2000 / XP, there is a special file, namely BOOT. INI file, the file will be easily set up multiple launch system according to our demand. The boot-ini file will be on the partition of the operating system where Windows NT / 2000 / XP is already installed, and the default is C: \ below. But it has hidden and system properties by default, so you want to set your folder options to display the boot.ini file. We can open it with any text editor. In general, it reads as follows: [the boot loader] Timeout = 30 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/fastdetect In Windows 2000 or XP, we can easily set up the boot.ini file. That is right click on the my computer, choose properties to open the system properties dialog box, and then click the advanced TAB, in the start and troubleshooting click Settings button, you can open the start and troubleshooting dialog box, in which we can for the details. If you have a Windows XP operating system, you can use the system configuration utility to make it easier to edit the boot.ini file. Particular way is: open the start menu, click run command, and then in the pop-up text box input Msconfig click ok will pop up after the system configuration utility, and then click the BOOT. INI TAB, will appear as shown in the interface. Here, we can easily set up the file. Now, lets talk about the meaning of the contents of this file. The system load part ([boot loader]) This part is simple, only two Settings. Thats timeout = and default =. Timeout = is the time when the boot time system boot menu displays, and the default = specified operating system is automatically loaded over the set value. The default value is 30, and the unit is seconds. We can set the length of the wait time in here. If you set it to 0 then you dont display the sy