1. Select File from the menu bar and select Open, and navigate to your root system
drive.
Type Boot.ini in the File Name text box and click the Open button.
2. Under the [operating systems] heading, you will see your operating systems listed. You
will notice some disk and partition information that has an equal sign after it that then
has the title of the operating system in quotes. Copy all of the disk
and partition information
to the left of the equal sign (such as “multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS”)
to the clipboard by highlighting the text with the mouse and then pressing
Ctrl_C.
3. Then locate where it states default in the boot configuration file. Paste the new disk and
partition information over the old information to the right of the equal sign by highlighting
the old information and then pressing Ctrl_V.
4. Save the file and close Notepad. That’s it!
drive.Type Boot.ini in the File Name text box and click the Open button.
2. Under the [operating systems] heading, you will see your operating systems listed. You
will notice some disk and partition information that has an equal sign after it that then
has the title of the operating system in quotes. Copy all of the disk
and partition informationto the left of the equal sign (such as “multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS”)
to the clipboard by highlighting the text with the mouse and then pressing
Ctrl_C.
3. Then locate where it states default in the boot configuration file. Paste the new disk and
partition information over the old information to the right of the equal sign by highlighting
the old information and then pressing Ctrl_V.
4. Save the file and close Notepad. That’s it!