Show the Windows Boot Menu

Hi Friends,

I was thinking that why Boot Menu doesnot apperas automaticallly i.e Windows does not display the boot menu normally unless a key is pressed during bootup (F8 for Windows 95 or CTRL for 98/Me). The boot menu allows you to selectively boot Windows in different modes, including Safe Mode and Command Prompt Mode.

So For doing that (boot menu will show automatically) follow this tutorial:-

Change the attributes for MSDOS.SYS so it is not 'Read Only', MSDOS.SYS is found in the root
directory of your C:\ drive. Open the file using Notepad or another text editor (not Microsoft
Word or any word processor).
Change the value of 'BootMenu=' to 'BootMenu=1' for enabled or 'BootMenu=0' for disabled.
If the boot menu is enabled you can control how long it waits before continuing to boot with the
'BootMenuDelay=' option. Set 'BootMenuDelay=' to the amount of time to wait in seconds. i.e.
'BootMenuDelay=5' would wait 5 seconds before continuing to load Windows.

Just try..!!!

Source:- http://www.pctools.com/guides/registry/detail/96/

was searching because copied many weeks ago and then founded it today and then posted here.

sorry for late giving the source.

[ax3]

nice 1 ..........

[Vishal Gupta]

Shamelessly copied from here:

http://www.pctools.com/guides/registry/detail/96/

Show the Windows Boot Menu (Windows 95/98/Me) Popular

Windows does not display the boot menu normally unless a key is pressed during bootup (F8 for Windows 95 or CTRL for 98/Me). The boot menu allows you to selectively boot Windows in different modes, including Safe Mode and Command Prompt Mode.

Change the attributes for MSDOS.SYS so it is not 'Read Only', MSDOS.SYS is found in the root directory of your C:\ drive. Open the file using Notepad or another text editor (not Microsoft Word or any word processor).

Change the value of 'BootMenu=' to 'BootMenu=1' for enabled or 'BootMenu=0' for disabled.

If the boot menu is enabled you can control how long it waits before continuing to boot with the 'BootMenuDelay=' option. Set 'BootMenuDelay=' to the amount of time to wait in seconds. i.e. 'BootMenuDelay=5' would wait 5 seconds before continuing to load Windows.

BootKeys must also be enabled for this option to function i.e. 'BootKeys=1'

Changes will take place on the next reboot.

Will you ever post your own tutorials instead of stealing from other sites? How many times we'll have to tell you that plagiarism is not entertained here.

Each word is same. Don't think that ppl will appreciate your work and you'll get nice comments even after stealing from other sites. It'll only make a bad image among members.

I advise you to not do this in future, otherwise you may be banned from the forum.

[infra_red_dude]

@vaibhav
Plz refrain from blatantly copying. Give credit to the original author. Its not a good thing to do this. Hope you will not repeat this again

[Batistabomb]

What happens if he copies, no one here creating a Tip/Trick on his own, also vaibhav one more thing please mention the source of your tutorials in order to be away from others pointing you

[Ron]

Originally Posted by Batistabomb

no one here creating a Tip/Trick on his own

buddy........wht do u mean from this.........

[Batistabomb]

Originally Posted by Ron

buddy........wht do u mean from this.........

meant we are not our own creating registry tips, xp tricks,microsoft or google technologies e.t.c;
all are getting from some source is in't it

[expertno.1]

Originally Posted by Batistabomb

meant we are not our own creating registry tips, xp tricks,microsoft or google technologies e.t.c;
all are getting from some source is in't it

No dude.....thats not true.....Vishal Gupta has created his own tut , gigacore created his own giga smilies........dont think we are noob to create new ones........even ma tut got published in mag two 2 years ago.....which i made myself


so ..............



Thanks
Regards.....
Expertno.1

[Ron]

Originally Posted by Batistabomb

meant we are not our own creating registry tips, xp tricks,microsoft or google technologies e.t.c;
all are getting from some source is in't it

expertno.1 is correct buddy......
Many users int this forum hv made their own tut........Vish's tut:Add insert option in context menu " is the exaple for it.

I hv also made some tut...but sad to say ppl wwwere laready familiar

edited tut.
beacuse was searching source as copied many weeks ago and then founded it today and then posted here.

sorry for late giving the source.

[Batistabomb]

Originally Posted by expertno.1

No dude.....thats not true.....Vishal Gupta has created his own tut , gigacore created his own giga smilies........dont think we are noob to create new ones........even ma tut got published in mag two 2 years ago.....which i made myself


so ..............



Thanks
Regards.....
Expertno.1

sorry expert, i did not mean that exactly, ,majority of guys here are only for trouble shooting na , we will read whole internet and post those here, if it is good

[Vishal Gupta]

2 both of you!

Source is must to give. If you don't have the source, don't post it.
Plagiarism is not a good thing and you should beware of it.

And from next time don't say, you forgot to mention the source or you forgot the source. When you can recall the source, post it otherwise no one is forcing you to post them.

[Batistabomb]

Originally Posted by Vishal Gupta

2 both of you!

Source is must to give. If you don't have the source, don't post it.
Plagiarism is not a good thing and you should beware of it.

And from next time don't say, you forgot to mention the source or you forgot the source. When you can recall the source, post it otherwise no one is forcing you to post them.

ok

[enticer86]

shame shame

[adi007]

nice info
@offtopic

Originally Posted by expertno.1

gigacore created his own giga smilies........

u forgot to mention me and my presenmaker1.0

[Krazy_About_Technology]

Yup dexter, but not everybody your softy. i have it installed on my lappy.

Offtopic :

Actually 2.5 years ago, i too created a Active X Component and a front end to it which simplifies the task of using Agents. My software actually allows you to write small scripts using the UI so that you can synchronize multiple agent characters on screen at once. You can use voice commands as well as custom voice commands also which triggers a VBScript when run. There is much more to it but i haven't much formally documented it. If you have any interest i can share it with you.