Norton Abrasives Paper Shredder 8 Manuel D’Utilisation
Chapter 8: BootMagic
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Click Delete.
Deleting an OS from the BootMagic menu does not remove the OS from your system.
The OS remains in its partition and can be added again to the menu if desired.
The OS remains in its partition and can be added again to the menu if desired.
Modifying a Menu Item’s Properties
1
In the BootMagic main window, select the item you wish to modify.
2
Click Properties.
3
Modify the properties as desired, then click OK.
For a description of each property, see “BootMagic Menu Item Properties” in
BootMagic’s online help.
BootMagic’s online help.
Setting a Default Operating System
BootMagic automatically selects the OS on the home partition (that is, the partition on
which BootMagic is installed) as the system default. This is the OS that BootMagic
automatically boots if another OS is not chosen before the startup delay expires, or if the
startup delay is set to None.
which BootMagic is installed) as the system default. This is the OS that BootMagic
automatically boots if another OS is not chosen before the startup delay expires, or if the
startup delay is set to None.
For more information on the startup delay, see the next section, “Setting the Startup
Delay.”
Delay.”
1
In the BootMagic main window, select the operating system you wish to set as the
system default.
system default.
2
Click Set as Default.
Booting from a Second Hard Disk
To boot an operating system that is not on the first hard drive, you must enable advanced
partition hiding. To enable advanced partition hiding, click Options
partition hiding. To enable advanced partition hiding, click Options
➤
Advanced
Partition Hiding. If this option is not selected (the default), you can only boot from the
first hard disk.
first hard disk.