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There Is About 49 Windows XP Tips In This Section Of My Website! You Can Get All 600 Tips As A Download On Ebay!! Get My New Microsoft Windows How-To Tips Package On Ebay!! Don't wait for an Email with A Download Link! Get The Files Instantly On Ebay! Bootcfg is a new addition to the Windows XP recovery console Bootcfg is a new addition to the Windows XP recovery console. You use this command to modify the boot.ini file, which contains the choices at system startup (in a multiboot environment, boot.ini contains the list of all the Operating Systems and lets you choose one). The Bootcfg command recognizes Windows XP, Windows 2000, and Windows NT. It doesn't recognize Windows 9x. Bootcfg has the following options: · /default-Sets the default OS (modifies the default= line in boot.ini). · /add-Scans the computer for Operating System and lets you add located installations. You can also specify optional boot switches. · /rebuild-Same as /add except /rebuild automatically recreates boot.ini with all found installations if the user confirms. · /scan-Identifies current installations but doesn't modify boot.ini. · /list-Scans the boot.ini files and displays each entry. · /redirect-Enables redirection of the boot loaded to a specific port and baud rate (this option is useful for the Headless Administration options). · /disableredirect-Disables the redirection configured with /redirect. Bootcfg is just an extra tool. You can still modify boot.ini directly with Notepad (after removing read-only, system, and hidden attributes-attrib c:\boot.ini -r -s -h). Or you can use the System Control Panel applet or Msconfig
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