Free boot record software for windows

Boot ChoOSer is a simple tool that will help you manage Windows NTs multiple boot manager from inside Windows Boot ChoOSer is a simple tool that will help you manage Windows NTs multiple boot manager from inside Windows. Youll find it useful if you have multiple versions of Windows installed on your computer, and frequently boot back and forth between them.
Without Boot ChoOSer, switching between operating systems requires being present -- and paying attention -- as your computer reboots, so that you can select the correct OS from NTs boot menu. Set the delay too low, and you might miss it; set it higher, and your computer takes longer to boot. And if youre using an operating system that was not the default at boot time, a computer restart will boot back into the default operating system, which can wreak havoc with installation programs and Windows NTs crash-recovery features.
Without Boot ChoOSer, switching between multiple installations of Windows 9x is not even possible without manual editing of configuration files before you reboot.
With Boot ChoOSer, one click does the work, and your computer will restart into the chosen OS without any further input required. The new OS will remain the default until you again change OSs with Boot ChoOSer (of course, you can still select a different OS at boot time).
Main features:
- Sets reboot timer to 5 seconds to speed unattended reboots
- Can change default OS (for next boot) without rebooting
- Boldfaces current default operating system (so youll know which one starts after an unattended reboot)
- Fits on taskbar (to conserve screen space) if available; still works if not
- Manages multiple OSs listed in BOOT.INI (for the Windows 2000/NT boot manager) and MSDOS.SYS (for the Windows 9x boot manager)
- Hotkey for quick access

PC Boot Timer 1 is a a tool for searching the boot time of the computer on Windows XP or Windows 2000. You need simply double click on the application & follow the instructions. Upon completion, it will restore the system to original condition leaving no trace behind.

No two operating systems were built alike. I guess thats why the world has so many of them. Are you still debating making the leap from Windows 95 to 98? Or even Windows 98 to 98 SE? Youre not alone. Still not sure which one will work best for ya? My Boot Manager will allow you to install one or moreversions of the Windows 9x operating systems on thesame computer. Its perfect for those who use English and non-English versions of Windows on a regular basis. Make your choice.

With the help of the program you can setup to one hard drive up to the four operation system Boot manager BTX will enable you to setup to one hard drive up to the four operation system, (e.g. Windows 95, Dos 6.22, Windows 98, UNIX, etc..).
It is not nessesary to setup it on HDD, it could be seted up to a floppy disk, and boot from floppy will not influent on its speed, in the caurse of from floppy only one sektor will be read.
This program makes up startup floppy disk, or setup manager boot, to hard disk. After setting up you can start from your selected partition drive.
This program makes "BACK_HDD.COM" file for restore our hard disk to preveus state.