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Change default boot on a dualboot PC with cmd

Okay, first of all, this is a reminder for me.

There is a PC with xp and Win7 boot. Usually the xp system is used. Both has teamviewer acces. I am 80km away from target PC. On XP system C:\ means XP operation drive, F:\ means Win7 drive. So i installed in separate drives.

(above things are not exactly correct expressions, but understandable)
Win7 has the new boot.ini. So the boot should look like:
-Windows 7
-Older windows operation system

I always made the wrong steps, because i tried to change boot.ini in XP, because this system was usually in use. But I need to change F:/Windows/System32/bcdedit because Win7 bootloader has higher priority. Change default OS here.

And yea. This is all. A reboot and Win7 will load. 🙂

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    Hello A ot of us mentioned that when we type in the sudo lines we are taken to an empty page. Why ?and how can we get to the line in grub to change the default boot os.? Thanks

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    Hello A ot of us mentioned that when we type in the sudo lines we are taken to an empty page. Why ?and how can we get to the line in grub to change the default boot os.? Thanks

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