Boot Corrector is a system utility designed to resolve various problems which users may encounter during the system boot process. These problems may be caused by program errors or user mistakes, or become the results of boot virus activity.
Boot Corrector is purchased as an ISO-image of the bootable disk. You should burn it to a blank CD and keep it until something unpleasant has happened to your system and it can not boot any more. Then you will boot from the CD that you have made in advance and correct boot problems.
Buy Boot Corrector right now and be well prepared for different boot troubles. Do not delay the deal or it may be too late. If the system can not boot, you can not use your computer to purchase Boot Corrector when you desperately need it. Boot problems are always totally unexpected. Only yesterday your system worked perfectly but this morning you can not boot it. It is the time when Boot Corrector may be an invaluable rescuer of your collapsed system.
Boot Corrector allows you to cure the majority of boot problems for Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003. The key advantage of Boot Corrector is that it can correct the Windows System Registry without Windows loaded. It also helps with other operating systems when common boot problems take place, for example, when a boot virus has corrupted the MBR.
You can face serious boot problems after you have done some system works. If you have copied, moved or converted system partitions using various disk utilities, you are likely to immediately experience boot problems. Due to their user-friendly interface, modern disk utilities can cause the feeling that you can manipulate system partitions as easy as you can copy, move and edit text files. Actually, it is not true. Do not start to change configuration of your system disks until Boot Corrector is somewhere close to you.
6. Corrects the boot record for a selected Windows installation (increments the Serial Number, corrects the partition offset, makes a copy of the boot record, corrects the Bootsect.dos file if exists).
7. Sets the active partition.
8. Hides/unhides partitions.
9. Changes Serial Numbers.
10. Changes Partition IDs.
11. Displays the Master Boot Record (MBR) in the understandable form.
12. Displays partition properties.
13. Creates the boot correction report, displays, saves and prints it.
