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OSL2000 is an advanced multi boot manager. Using OSL2000 boot manager, you can directly install, boot and manage up to 100 independent OSs in your computer. Free technical support is available at http://www.osloader.com

CCBoot, from www.ccboot.com, allows a diskless boot of either Windows XP, Windows 2003, Vista, or 2008 from an iSCSI target machine remotely located over a standard IP network.

BootRacer calculates Windows boot time easily. Race your Windows boot using BootRacer and look at the result. If your rating is not good or an excellent, you need to speed up your Windows startup!

Boot Log XP allows you to get complete information about Windows boot in a graphic view. Boot Log XP displays the start time and load time of each application loading while Windows is booting.

An excellent partition and multi boot manager with a powerful and simple to use set of tools to quickly partition, image, or multi boot your computer. It combines the features of several standalone products costing hundreds of dollars more.

See programs loaded after PC boot. Useful to detect virus or unexpected behavior at PC startup.

Safely and easily change your Windows boot screen with BootSkin. It allows you to replace your Windows boot up screen with ones you can download from websites such as WinCustomize.com or create yourself.

PC Win Boot is used to create custom Windows PE boot disks. The target media could be a CD, DVD or USB stick/Drive. You can include programs into the bootable system. Boot disc is useful when the windows could not boot from the system of the PC disk

Active@ Boot Disk for Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 provides a full range of disk utilities for data recovery, secure erasure, disk imaging. You can use it to boot up otherwise unworkable computers to access your data and troubleshoot problems with ease.

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.