Windows 10: Boot.ini

Hi,

I have the following :
1) a HDD with

• Windows10_64-bit
• Windows10_32-bit
• A number of logical partitions

2) a SSD on which I cloned the HDD/Windows10_32-bit
3) a bootmanager which allows me to select which partition to boot.

Booting from the SSD/Windows10_32-bit doesn't work !

If I leave the HDD/Windows10_32-bit as bootable, and boot from SSD, actually HDD/Windows10_32-bit is launched
If I set HDD/Windows10_32-bit as NOT-bootable, and boot from SSD, Windows10 is looping for ever on the Windows10 logo.

In Windows XP this indicated a wrong HDD/partition reference in boot.ini, which could be edited from within another OS to solve that problem.

How can I solve this on the SSD/Windows10_32-bit ? There is no longer a boot.ini and I can't boot into the SSD/Windows10_32-bit

FYI: HDD/Windows10_32-bit remains needed too !!!

:)

 

Snippet C#: INI Files

This code is great, i'm going to use this in one of my programmes *Big Grin

is it possible to make a list of all sections in the ini files?

 

Snippet C#: INI Files

GetSections() will return a string[] of section names. If you want the values too, just do a for or for loop to enumerate them. For example:

Code: foreach (string section in ini.GetSections()) { Console.WriteLine("[" + section + "]"); foreach (string key in ini[section].GetKeys()) Console.WriteLine(key + "=" + ini[section][key]); Console.WriteLine(); }[/quote]

 

boot ini change

What is the best/safest way to make changes to your boot ini file? The reason I ask is Windows Hardware Dev Center

I would really love to run use 4 gigs of ram without having to upgrade(give another $100 to microshaft) to a 64 bit OS