How do I edit the boot.ini file in Windows ME?
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I would believe it would be like any other system\nOpen up your cammand prompt and make sure you are in the C:&#92; directory and type "edit boot.ini"  and that should take you to where you can edit it.  But make sure you make a backup of the file just incase you mess up and can't figure out what you did.
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Click Start, then choose Run.  Enter 'msconfig' without the quotes at the prompt, and the System Configuration Utility will boot.  The tabs allow you to control startup options, boot programs and edit various system config files.  Just set the timer to 0 and you won't get a wait during startup.  Also try pressing Windows key and Pause/Break.  Then choose Advanced, System Startup.
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go to the run under start option. Type "msconfig". Go to the boot.ini tab. Click on the "Check all boot path". If there is any invalid path, it remove it automaticaly.\n\nENJOY!!!
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There are several ways to do this. Simple way is as follows,\n\nWAY ONE:\n1) Click start button ->run and type "msconfig" (without quotes"")and click ok\n\n2)Navigate to "Boot.ini" tab. Now select the operating system you want to be as default under "[Operating Systems]" and click "set as Default" button.\n\n3) Click oK and restart.\n\n\nWay TWO:\n1) Rightclick Mycomputer and select "properties".\n\n2) Under properties window select "Advanced" tab and then "settings" under "startup and recovery" Title.\n\n3)Now select the default operating system in the list there and click OK.\n\n\nWay THREE:\nBy directly editing boot.ini file in c drive which is hidden. I dont prefer this one for normal users. If any thing got wrong neither of your OS wont boot.\nKeep this way as an Idea but dont implement it.\n\n\n\nCheers...!
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A faster way to edit local policy is...\n\n\nStart-Run-gpedit.msc
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In Dos type : "attrib -r boot.ini "and this will allow you to edit the file. Please issue the command in the directory where boot.ini exists.
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It depends on the operating system. The best way is to edit the boot.ini. The link below explains it.
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Delete the value\n\nWindows Explorer Update Build 1142\n\nfrom the following registry keys:\n\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE &#92; SOFTWARE &#92; Microsoft &#92; Windows &#92; CurrentVersion &#92; Run\nHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE &#92; SOFTWARE &#92; Microsoft &#92; Windows &#92; CurrentVersion &#92; RunServices
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go under your start menu then programs then go to accesories then go to system tools and charactar map\n\nhope that helps\n\nthey have a whole bunch you just copy and paste in here.\n=)
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Press Ctrl Shift Esc. under task manager click file then run. Type explorer and the start will come and also the icons. Try to reboot again and if the start didn't load then Do the steps above but type regedit. Then go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE then SOFTWARE then Microsoft then Windows then Current Version then click on run. At the right pane, Right click then new then string value then rename it "explorer" without quotes. right click on explorer then click modify then type C:&#92;Windows&#92;explorer.exe and click OK. then reboot. the START will automatically loaded.
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download startup control panel by mike lin\n\nwww.mlin.net
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you mean if these programs run on startup and you want to make them dont start at startup, you can run regedit(start/run then type regedit and enter). on the regedit go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Microsoft/Windows/Current Version/Run then delete the key which makes the program start. If you mean to hack the program then use this program free, its too hard to say it here.
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Re-boot your comp and change to old settings
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try this\nget it into windows then go start&#92;run\n type in " sfc /scannow\n with the xp disk in\n should fix any corrupt files\n\n sounds like your boot.ini file is wrong.\n search for boot.ini, should look like this\n[boot loader]\ntimeout=3\ndefault=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)&#92;WINDOWS\n[operating systems]\nmulti(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)&#92;WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect
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Sounds like you got a new bootscreen at a site where you can download things to customize your computer, and it kinda messed with things a bit. Don't worry, it's nothing horrible. If you don't feel comfortable with doing what I suggest, then nothing bad will happen if you leave it how it is.\n\nRight click My Computer and click Properties. Click the Advanced tab. Under Startup and Recovery, click Settings. In the System Startup box, click the Edit button. This will open up the boot.ini file in Notepad. You will see two entries under the [operating systems] section. Delete the one that has (bootscreen) in it. Then, close Notepad. When it asks you if you want to save the changes, click Yes. Click OK, click OK. The problem should be fixed; if you restart your computer it shouldn't display that list, and should boot right into Windows.\n\nGood luck! Add more info to your question if you need more help.
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1.right click on   My Computer\n2.choose   properties\n3.choose   Advanced\n4.cilck the  "Settings"  button in " Startup and Recovery "\n5.cilck " edit " button\nhere you may have two lines like this:\n \n multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(2)&#92;WINDOWS="Windows  \n  XP" /fastdetect\n\n6.notice you must delete the line which belongs to the windows \n   you deleted
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you can't\nwhen starting your computer press F8 when windows starts to load