ke4nt1
Group: Members
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Posted: Feb. 04 2005,15:57 |
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I guess the question I'm asking is "why" ?
Do you have privledges to access the bios,
and make a change in the boot order of devices ?
( in other words, the bios admin password. )
That would be quick and easy,
and much less dangerous than risking your MBR getting trashed.
Or, is this a workaround to thwart another administrator's
effort to restrict users from booting from non-approved devices,
or OS's, on equipment that you do not own or admin yourself ?
While I'm sure myself and other admins that frequent here
aren't real overjoyed about sharing this info with the G.P. ,
your interest in not only wanting to change the MBR
for your needs, but then restore it back after completion of
your "task" is suspicious , to say the least..
73
ke4nt
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