It is also possible to set a default resolution and language, a timeout period and more important, you can install additional drivers, if you want support for ATA controllers, RAID, USB and others. For example, you can choose a different background image and place various elements, like a clock, Grub2Win version and others. Once you have everything in place, you can start making other fine tweaks, to personalize your boot menu. When you run the software for the firs time, you will have to restart your computer to allow the utility to perform a test boot.

You can set Grub2Win as the default one or move it down the list.

The main user interface provides a wide range of options, including some important ones, for managing EFI partition modules and for setting a boot order for the available EFI firmwares.

If you have an EFI system, the software will install four small modules on your EFI partition. Its core components are contained within a single directory on the system drive, which doesn't use a significant amount of disk space. One of Grub2Win's advantages is the fact that it doesn't over-complicate things once it is installed. However, you should make sure your that Secure Boot is disabled in your EFI or BIOS. There are no special tools or services that need to be installed and it shouldn't take more than a minute to complete the installation process. Installing the utility is not a difficult task, thanks to a simple user interface, where you will find all the necessary options for setting it up. Furthermore, the software places a good number of customization options at your disposal, so you can tailor your boot menu to your own needs. Booting ISO files is another possibility. It supports both 32 and 64-bit EFI and BIOS firmwares and it lets you set up a wide range of operating systems, including Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and even Android. Grub2Win gives you the possibility of safely booting Windows and Linux on the same machine.

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