Help me configure my bcdedit !


  1. aaryan0077
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    Help me configure my bcdedit !


    Alright, I got a way around for the problem I posted in
    Windows 7 and slackware ? Everything failed.
    I won't tell how (Its large!)
    Now there is just one problem.
    I have windows and slackware (13) installed but there is no menu to boot into slackware.
    Can anyone tell me how to configure bcdedit so that I can boot into slack?
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  3. zigzag3143
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    aaryan0077 said:
    Alright, I got a way around for the problem I posted in
    Windows 7 and slackware ? Everything failed.
    I won't tell how (Its large!)
    Now there is just one problem.
    I have windows and slackware (13) installed but there is no menu to boot into slackware.
    Can anyone tell me how to configure bcdedit so that I can boot into slack?
    Hi and welcome

    There are some really good tutorials here . Instructions for bcdedit and its use are here BCDEDIT - How to Use

    let us know if you need help

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  4. aaryan0077
    Posts : 7
    windows 7 rtm
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    Thanks for atleast givin a answer. !
    Aint nobody else even tried to suggeust anything.
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