Publisher's Description
From NeoSmart Technologies:
EasyBCD is the ultimate bootloader modification tool created to give end users complete control over everything from that happens before and during Windows startup. With EasyBCD, adding Windows 7/Vista entries, legacy Windows entries, Linux, Mac OS X, BSD, and more to the boot menu is truly a one-click experience. It gives you the power to easily create and manage bootable USB devices, boot from ISO images or virtual hard disks, boot from network paths and usb devices, and much, much more. With EasyBCD, users can make and restore backups of BCD settings, set up the MBR, repair boot files, change the boot drive, diagnose system boot problems, disable driver verification, create safe mode entries, limit CPU and memory usage, create multiple boot files and so much more in a snap. Just point, click, and watch as your boot loader automatically does magic.
What's new in this version: Version 2.1.2 supports the recently-released Fedora 16, which is the first Fedora Linux version to feature the usage of GRUB2 (instead of the old Legacy GRUB).
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All versions:
4.2 starsout of 77 votes
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Current version:
4.5 starsout of 10 votes
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"Multi-boot PC's best friend"
Version: EasyBCD 2.1.2
Pros
Simple to set up multi-boot configurations.
Supports both Windows and Linux.
Works with both 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems.
Free for personal use; low-cost for commercial use.Cons
None worth mentioning.
Summary
If you're setting up your computer to boot into multiple operating systems, even across multiple drives, EasyBCD is a simple and quick way to get the configuration done. If you've done multi-boot setup before, this will be simpler. Any questions can be addressed to the product's forums, where you can find a wealth of help. Highly recommended.
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"bootloader"
Version: EasyBCD 2.1.2
Pros
it boots up
Cons
none at all
Summary
it boots
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"Cleaned up my mess"
Version: EasyBCD 2.1.2
Pros
Works as advertised.
Cons
None that I can see.
Summary
I had some linux OS installed using WUBI. After using this to install an upgrade, I realized that I should have uninstalled the older version first and that left some boot options that no longer worked.
EasyBCD let me clean up the mess. -
"The Best Software for BOOT editing!"
Version: EasyBCD 2.1.2
Pros
The whole software is a Pro
Cons
None that i know
Summary
It is quite easy to use and a neat UI and otpions.
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"Edit Boot Control Menues easily"
Version: EasyBCD 2.1.2
Pros
This is great software for developers to easily set up and edit boot control menus. No knowledge of bcdedit necessary
Cons
None that I'm aware of
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"I give you 5 Stars"
Version: EasyBCD 2.1.2
Pros
it is better then before
Cons
no cons to mention
Summary
nice
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"Too expensive for one time use..."
Version: EasyBCD 2.1.2
Pros
Believe tha's good product,but if you use him one time,price is high.I'm have Easy Boot Free edition 1.7.3 and 2.0 ,but i'm IT proffesional and use another way to doo this.
Cons
I'm rate product by lowest score,but this is not my general opinion.Good program who is not verry familiar with OS's!
Summary
For ordinary user's,good product!
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"Comprehensive & easy boot editor & maker"
Version: EasyBCD 2.1.2
Pros
nothing to say just try
Cons
I have no cons
Summary
just try
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"Amazing Sofware if downloaded from the original site"
Version: EasyBCD 2.1.2
Pros
The best tool in the industry for working with your PC's bootloader.
Cons
Download.com bundles adware into the software installer. Better download it from the original site.
Summary
Please go through the Open Letter to CNET from the software developer.
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"Not the most intuitive Interface..."
Version: EasyBCD 2.1.2
Pros
Fast.
Accurate.
Free.Cons
Not the most intuitive Interface.
The Menu Structure is confusing, until you get used to it.Summary
Fixes XP, Vista and W 7 booting problems, that often disappear from the dual-boot Menu, when setting up dual-boot systems.
Fixing Linux dual-boot issues is still a mystery. A good tutorial on this topic would also be nice.
Really needs a GOOD Tutorial on how to get W 7 to boot up again, after installing XP or Vista on a PC with W 7 already factory pre-installed.
Updated on Dec 6, 2011
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