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11) ADVANCED TECHNIQUE - boot.ini: (Image 1.11)

If you do not like the boot menu text, you can edit the "boot.ini" file, located on the "C:\" drive.

Before doing so, you should back up the file to avoid one of those "simple" mistakes I have mentioned. :)

In this example, I loaded the boot.ini file using Windows XP Home and notepad.

You could change the previous Windows installation that is currently being displayed as "Microsoft Windows" to be something more descriptive, such as, "Windows Me."

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