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Change settings BootKey, BootMenu,BootDelay and logo through MSDOS.SYS
Last Updated on Tuesday, 5 January 2010 03:30 Written by arton Thursday, 26 November 2009 05:23
After the previous article we discussed about setting bootgui, bootsafe and AutoScan, so in this article we continue with the setting BootKeys, BootMenu, BootDelay and logos in the windows settings. for the newly joined, please first read the article about MSDOS.SYS. To apply the settings on BootKeys, BootMenu, BootDelay and logos settings please open MSDOS.SYS in advance. then search the word BootKey, BootMenu, BootDelay and logo. Next please change the value according to the settings you want. Here is the criteria.
Setting BootKeys
When booting the computer, the user is allowed to select a boot option so that users can choose to boot into Windows, MSDOS, Safe mode, and others. This can be done when the user presses the F8 key just after System Configurations table appears on the monitor screen. MSDOS.SYS also likely to regulate whether or not received F8 key presses, ie on Bootkeys settings below:
BootKeys = 0
(emphasis accepted the F8 key)
BootKeys = 1
(presses the F8 key does not
accepted) Read more: Change settings BootKey, BootMenu,BootDelay and logo through MSDOS.SYS
Tags: boot delay, bootgui, bootkey, logo, msdos.sys, msdos.sys key time setting, msdos.sys set add logo=0, start | Posted under computer | Comments Off
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