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Setting the Startup Delay
By default, BootMagic uses a timed startup delay set to 30 seconds. You can change the
startup delay.
startup delay.
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Select None to eliminate any time delay. BootMagic automatically boots the default
OS at startup without displaying the BootMagic Menu.
OS at startup without displaying the BootMagic Menu.
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Select Indefinite to specify an unlimited time delay. BootMagic displays the runtime
menu until you choose the OS you wish to boot.
menu until you choose the OS you wish to boot.
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Select Timed to designate a time delay from 1- 99 seconds. BootMagic waits the
specified amount of time for an OS to be chosen before booting the default OS.
specified amount of time for an OS to be chosen before booting the default OS.
If you set the startup delay to either None or Timed, you must also ensure that a valid OS
item is selected as the system default. Without a default OS, BootMagic cannot boot your
system.
item is selected as the system default. Without a default OS, BootMagic cannot boot your
system.
If you set the startup delay to None and select a default OS that cannot run the BootMagic
configuration program, you will be unable to modify the configuration settings and boot
other OSs. If this happens, boot your computer while holding down the left Shift key. This
overrides the timer settings and opens the BootMagic Menu without a timer (as the
Indefinite option) for that one boot.
configuration program, you will be unable to modify the configuration settings and boot
other OSs. If this happens, boot your computer while holding down the left Shift key. This
overrides the timer settings and opens the BootMagic Menu without a timer (as the
Indefinite option) for that one boot.
You can then select DOS or Windows from the BootMagic menu, run the BootMagic
configuration program, and change either the default OS or the startup delay.
configuration program, and change either the default OS or the startup delay.
Disabling BootMagic
You may encounter situations in which you want to disable BootMagic. For example, if
you are diagnosing an OS startup problem and need to reboot your system multiple times
or, if you are installing another operating system, you may want to bypass loading
BootMagic every time. Disabling BootMagic replaces the BootMagic master boot record
(MBR) with a copy of your original MBR.
you are diagnosing an OS startup problem and need to reboot your system multiple times
or, if you are installing another operating system, you may want to bypass loading
BootMagic every time. Disabling BootMagic replaces the BootMagic master boot record
(MBR) with a copy of your original MBR.
Disabling BootMagic does not destroy any of your configuration settings. All of the
current settings are saved until BootMagic is re-enabled.
current settings are saved until BootMagic is re-enabled.
1
Unmark the BootMagic Enabled check box in the BootMagic main window.
The configuration options become unavailable, and BootMagic remains disabled until
the box is re-checked.
the box is re-checked.
2
Click Save/Exit to save your changes and exit the configuration program.