Changing order in dualboot

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Guest

I have a machine with a dual boot of Win2000. When i loaded the 2nd load, it
made itself the primary boot OS. I want to make the original load the
primary OS. I know in WinNT, you could edit the boot.ini file but how do you
do this in W2K?
 
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Dave Patrick

Same way. Control Panel|System|Advanced|Startup and Recovery

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|I have a machine with a dual boot of Win2000. When i loaded the 2nd load,
it
| made itself the primary boot OS. I want to make the original load the
| primary OS. I know in WinNT, you could edit the boot.ini file but how do
you
| do this in W2K?
 
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JM

quoting:
I have a machine with a dual boot of Win2000. When i loaded the 2nd load, it
made itself the primary boot OS. I want to make the original load the
primary OS. I know in WinNT, you could edit the boot.ini file but how do you
do this in W2K?


You could either edit boot.ini or from the Control Panel, go into the
System icon, click on Advanced, and then click on Startup and Recovery.
 
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Bruce Chambers

Jim said:
I have a machine with a dual boot of Win2000. When i loaded the 2nd
load, it made itself the primary boot OS. I want to make the
original load the primary OS. I know in WinNT, you could edit the
boot.ini file but how do you do this in W2K?


The same way. Either use a text editor, such as NotePad, to
manually edit C:\Boot.ini to select a new default OS, or, from within
Win2K, right-click My Computer > Properties > Advanced > Startup and
Recovery, Settings > Default operating system.


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Bruce Chambers

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