What is a boot editor?
Boot Editor is a free editor in Windows® operating systems that is used to manage the user file register of user files. Registry items are text files for storing registry parts, database that stores user configuration settings. Start -up file is a file used to start the operating system. Managing the entry file register entry files can allow users to repair operating systems that do not work smoothly or do not start at all. This text file is one of the first files used by the computer used by Windows® when starting the system. Information in this file is protected by settings that provide hidden, system information or read. The only way to access these files is to change the default Windows settings and view hidden files. This can be done on the control panel under the "Appearance and Personalization" link.
Because boot.ini is a text file, it can be edited with any basic TeXT editor on a computer, such as a notebook. Users must be careful to maintain the correct extensions and ensure that they understand the effects of any changes that they make in the file, as any editing errors can prevent the machine from running properly. The program display control contains sub -components where new boot screens are kept. The basic folder is used to save all the trigger screens that users create with the program.
Two programs used to edit boot files are Boot 1.0.1 editor for Windows XP and DUAL BOOTPRO for Windows 7 and Windows Vista. Boot Editor 1.0.1 creates trigger systems in ZIP format. These ZIP files contain pictures and file ini with all the required information to start the operating system with a user -designed user. With a boot editor 1.0.1, the user can change the default palette, range BARevs used on the boot screen and vertical positions of the progress bar to make it more aesthetically pleasing for their personal taste and easier use.
Dualbootpro was created for Windows® Vista and Windows® 7. This boot editor is useful if the user wants to use multiple operating systems on one computer or if their boot system does not start correctly. Dualbootpro allows the user to install multiple Windows® operating systems, change the starting order of the starting menu when the computer starts, backup and restoring configuration data, rename the Windows Operational System list and manage the triguration. It also allows users to never directly edit configuration data with DOS command line.
More advanced users can also benefit from other security features provided by this trigger boot editor. The program can limit the number of processors to which the operating system has access and the amount of memory that the operating withystém. Other advanced Dualbootpro functions include the abilaous deactivating the graphical system environment and prevention of data implementation.