White_Hawk
Member
Hi. Please forgive me if this is covered elsewhere as I am unable to find any threads pertaining to this particular issue. Please also forgive the double-posting (two different threads) as the first post was in the support forum for EasyBCD (which is where iReboot's support link took me directly), but this forum seems to deal with everything else (including, presumably, iReboot).
So here goes; the situation is thus:
New laptop came with Vista (32bit). I set up XP as a second operating system in the usual way, then installed iReboot.
Now, the way iReboot used to work is exactly as I wished it to - select the operating system you want to boot to and each subsequent reboot using the Start button returns to the chosen OS until this is changed by iReboot.
I edited the options in ireboot.exe.config to reflect my requirements... and nothing changed. In fact, on the next reboot, the config file had disappeared from both installations (under XP's *and* Vista's partition). Recreating the file made no difference.
Attempting to hide the current OS doesn't work, and the default OS is unchanged regardless of the config flag.
Uninstalling and reinstalling has not cured the issue, and the symptoms are the same under either operating system - iReboot ignores the settings in the config file and the default OS remains unchanged.
What am I doing wrong?
I would be happiest if I could just get hold of an older version of the tool as I have no use for UAC anyway, and I liked the way it used to work.![Frowning :frowning: :frowning:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
So here goes; the situation is thus:
New laptop came with Vista (32bit). I set up XP as a second operating system in the usual way, then installed iReboot.
Now, the way iReboot used to work is exactly as I wished it to - select the operating system you want to boot to and each subsequent reboot using the Start button returns to the chosen OS until this is changed by iReboot.
I edited the options in ireboot.exe.config to reflect my requirements... and nothing changed. In fact, on the next reboot, the config file had disappeared from both installations (under XP's *and* Vista's partition). Recreating the file made no difference.
Attempting to hide the current OS doesn't work, and the default OS is unchanged regardless of the config flag.
Uninstalling and reinstalling has not cured the issue, and the symptoms are the same under either operating system - iReboot ignores the settings in the config file and the default OS remains unchanged.
What am I doing wrong?
I would be happiest if I could just get hold of an older version of the tool as I have no use for UAC anyway, and I liked the way it used to work.