Re: How to make it ALWAYS boot to XP Pro
- From: Bruce Chambers <bchambers@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 03 Oct 2006 18:42:28 -0600
witan wrote:
Anando and Bruce Chambers have both given a method using
"right-click My Computer > Properties > Advanced > Startup and
Recovery, Settings > Default operating system."
My computer has Windows-XP and Mandriva Linux installed on two separate
physical drives. Linux was installed *after* Win-XP, and default boot
is to Linux. The bootloader is LILO. I can't find Linux in "My Computer
Properties > > > System Startup -- Default operating system", or under [operatiing systems] in boot.ini.I would prefer the computer to boot to Windows-XP by default, but I am
chary of trying to edit LILO for fear of messing up, because my
knowledge of Linux is limited to *using* it for a few things. Is there
any safe way of doing it after booting to Windows-XP?
You'll need to post this question in a Linux newsgroup to determine how to use Linux's boot manager to set the default OS.
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