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Bharat Choragudi
July 4th 05, 05:46 PM
I am using a new Windows XP home edition. i wanted to know how do i remove
the two options i get before booting my system 1. Start Windows With
Bootscreen And 2. Start Windows Normally (Although Both Boot up similarly)

Thanks

Jerry
July 4th 05, 08:05 PM
The options are in the boot.ini file in which you can edit.

"Bharat Choragudi" <Bharat > wrote in
message ...
>I am using a new Windows XP home edition. i wanted to know how do i remove
> the two options i get before booting my system 1. Start Windows With
> Bootscreen And 2. Start Windows Normally (Although Both Boot up similarly)
>
> Thanks

Alan Smith
July 4th 05, 09:42 PM
"Bharat Choragudi" <Bharat > wrote in
message ...
>I am using a new Windows XP home edition. i wanted to know how do i remove
> the two options i get before booting my system 1. Start Windows With
> Bootscreen And 2. Start Windows Normally (Although Both Boot up similarly)
>
> Thanks

The worst bit on the machine I looked at yesterday was a 30 second delay
until XP automatically started- editing the boot.ini can reduce the delay or
remove the option if you want.

Braedon de Grasse
July 13th 05, 04:07 AM
After doing a search on my hard drive i found only boot.ini.backup is this
the right file and if not help find the real one. Thanks
--


"Alan Smith" wrote:

>
> "Bharat Choragudi" <Bharat > wrote in
> message ...
> >I am using a new Windows XP home edition. i wanted to know how do i remove
> > the two options i get before booting my system 1. Start Windows With
> > Bootscreen And 2. Start Windows Normally (Although Both Boot up similarly)
> >
> > Thanks
>
> The worst bit on the machine I looked at yesterday was a 30 second delay
> until XP automatically started- editing the boot.ini can reduce the delay or
> remove the option if you want.
>
>
>

Alan Smith
July 13th 05, 04:45 AM
Please follow the text flow when posting, not jump from bottom to top
posting so the thread can be followed.

>
> "Alan Smith" wrote:
>
>>
>> "Bharat Choragudi" <Bharat > wrote in
>> message ...
>> >I am using a new Windows XP home edition. i wanted to know how do i
>> >remove
>> > the two options i get before booting my system 1. Start Windows With
>> > Bootscreen And 2. Start Windows Normally (Although Both Boot up
>> > similarly)
>> >
>> > Thanks
>>
>> The worst bit on the machine I looked at yesterday was a 30 second delay
>> until XP automatically started- editing the boot.ini can reduce the delay
>> or
>> remove the option if you want.
>>
>>
>>


"Braedon de Grasse" > wrote in
message ...
> After doing a search on my hard drive i found only boot.ini.backup is this
> the right file and if not help find the real one. Thanks
> --
>

You haven't looked properly. Check what you are looking at.

Bullwinkle. J. Moose
July 13th 05, 05:54 AM
there is an excellent article on ExtremeTech website. You can google this.
The article is in the current "issue" out today. It's free and give you a
lot of information on windows boot up.

It will show you how to speed up your boot.

Regards,


"Braedon de Grasse" > wrote in
message ...
> After doing a search on my hard drive i found only boot.ini.backup is this
> the right file and if not help find the real one. Thanks
> --
>
>
> "Alan Smith" wrote:
>
>>
>> "Bharat Choragudi" <Bharat > wrote in
>> message ...
>> >I am using a new Windows XP home edition. i wanted to know how do i
>> >remove
>> > the two options i get before booting my system 1. Start Windows With
>> > Bootscreen And 2. Start Windows Normally (Although Both Boot up
>> > similarly)
>> >
>> > Thanks
>>
>> The worst bit on the machine I looked at yesterday was a 30 second delay
>> until XP automatically started- editing the boot.ini can reduce the delay
>> or
>> remove the option if you want.
>>
>>
>>

Braedon de Grasse
July 13th 05, 10:34 PM
Well i found the easy way to fix it. I used to use Style XP and that was what
caused it to have both a bootscreen option and regular option so i just told
style xp to repair the boot.ini and it worked!
--


"Bullwinkle. J. Moose" wrote:

>
> there is an excellent article on ExtremeTech website. You can google this.
> The article is in the current "issue" out today. It's free and give you a
> lot of information on windows boot up.
>
> It will show you how to speed up your boot.
>
> Regards,
>
>
> "Braedon de Grasse" > wrote in
> message ...
> > After doing a search on my hard drive i found only boot.ini.backup is this
> > the right file and if not help find the real one. Thanks
> > --
> >
> >
> > "Alan Smith" wrote:
> >
> >>
> >> "Bharat Choragudi" <Bharat > wrote in
> >> message ...
> >> >I am using a new Windows XP home edition. i wanted to know how do i
> >> >remove
> >> > the two options i get before booting my system 1. Start Windows With
> >> > Bootscreen And 2. Start Windows Normally (Although Both Boot up
> >> > similarly)
> >> >
> >> > Thanks
> >>
> >> The worst bit on the machine I looked at yesterday was a 30 second delay
> >> until XP automatically started- editing the boot.ini can reduce the delay
> >> or
> >> remove the option if you want.
> >>
> >>
> >>
>
>
>

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