

New: Persist user settings across versions New: Use HTTPS for communication with update server New: Only show system EFI entries if in expert mode New: Sign uninstall for Windows app compatibility New: RTL support in EasyBCD UI for localizations that need it

New: Dynamically update list of drives when USB is connected/disconnected New: BCD Deployment to USB on EFI installations New: Integrate an option to enable or disable metro bootloader This program is so simple to use so you don’t have to do all the crazy work to make a boot menu. I started using EasyBCD because I am dual booting my PC with Windows and Linux Mint, which is a great OS bright away.

It's called NeoGrub, and you're going to love it.EasyBCD 2.3 is a great tool you can use to create boot menus for your computer. Now, if there is anything that Vista's BCD bootloader can't boot into, EasyBCD 1.51 comes with its own additional bootloader that can boot into it. Not only does EasyBCD 1.51 add support for several other operating systems, but also it goes a step further. In the past, EasyBCD was only a bootloader modification tool that let end-users configure the Windows Vista bootloader, and EasyBCD 1.5 added support for "profiles" that could be used to boot into Linux, BSD, & OS X. What makes EasyBCD 1.51 so special is the switch in purpose and technique. As a matter of fact, if it wasn't for the fact that it would completely ruin our release schedule, this release would have been dubbed EasyBCD 2.0.

EasyBCD 1.51 is a very major change from 1.5. If you're in a really big hurry, go and get it - if not, read on. All it takes is one click, and you can configure Vista to boot into virtually anything!Īfter two months of crazy bug-hunting and hundreds of rounds of scenario testing, EasyBCD 1.51 is finally out. Dual boot Windows Vista with BSD, Mac OS X, Linux, SkyOS, FreeBSD, ReactOS, Longhorn, Windows 9x, Windows NT, Windows 2000, and more with NeoSmart Technologies' EasyBCD 1.51.
