EasyBCD 2.0.0.87 Default Selection Time Error

[Luzie]

I discovered the following:

- While trying to alter the default boot-selection time from 3 Seconds to another value,
this doesn´t work.

- Entering value for Seconds greater than 99 Seconds don´t seem to be accepted.

- When I alter the default Boot-Time-Selection with Windows 7 owns Boot-Menu-Function
and e.g. enter 100 Seconds as default Boot Time selection, EasyBCD doesn´t start anymore,
it just ran into "program doesn´t work anymore-error" from Windows.
By entering e.g. 5 Seconds EasyBCD run again.

Regards,

Luzie

 

[JustinW]

Thanks for reporting. I tested out the timeout setting and no matter what you put in there it isn't saved. CG well have this fixed in the next build.

By "alter the default Boot-Time-Selection with Windows 7 owns Boot-Menu-Function" do you mean bcdedit? I can't seem to reproduce EasyBCD not starting even with a timeout of 100 set.

 

[mqudsi]

Hi Luzie, welcome to NST.

Can you set the timeout so that EasyBCD will not start, then run "bcdedit.exe" from the command line and post the results here?

Thanks.

 

[mqudsi]

Ah, ok, I see the problem now.

This wasn't there in the old builds, but since the redesign it definitely exists.

Addendum:

Fixed in build 88.

Justin, 100 is *exactly* the maximum. If you had tried 101, it would have crashed.

 

[JustinW]

I tested with a 100 because of this

Entering value for Seconds greater than 99 Seconds don´t seem to be accepted

At least its fixed now.

 

[mqudsi]

Yeah, I know. I'm just letting you know what was in the code