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Bill Cunningham
I have reinstalled my xp mce and there doesn't seem to be a boot.ini
file in existance. How do I create one?
file in existance. How do I create one?
R. McCarty said:It's there, just hidden by the "Default View" of explorer. You need to
make changes to the view so Hidden, System & File types are shown.
Explorer, Tools, Folder Options, View (TAB) - start at Hidden Files
and Folders and following two option fields.
Bill Cunningham said:I opened the DOS window and ran attrib. No invisible boot.ini was
there. ntldr and ntdetect were there though.
Bill
I just installed XP in a new D partition, with dual boot, and when I
looked for Boot.ini with the XP search function, it didn't find it.
Either by default or I had told it to search only the D partition, but
bootini was in the C partition!!
Also, from Control Panel, System, Advanced, Startup Settings, Edit, I
kept changing the bootini file, (to say windows 98SE instead of just
Windows) but it never seemed to take until I found the file directly
and edited it. I don't know why. I had checked and it wasn't read
only.
Bernd said:-------- Original-Nachricht --------
If you don't say "find hidden files too" to the XP search function you
will never find boot.ini, because it's a hidden file.
Bernd
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