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MCSE : Security Specialist MS-DOS mode Order of execution for MS-DOS: IO.SYS MSDOS.SYS CONFIG.SYS COMMAND.COM AUTOEXEC.BAT NTLDR (NT Loader), BOOT.INI Ntldr is the operating system loader. Ntldr must be in the root directory. Boot.ini is the file that Ntldr reads in order to know what options and timeout to present. Ntldr reads the boot.in file, and displays the the operating systems Boot Menu. If Windows NT/2000 is selected, NTLDR will run NTDETECT.COM.  If another OS is selected, NTLDR will load and run BOOTSECT.DOS, and pass control to it. Boot.ini is a hidden, read-only text file stored in the root of the system partition.There are two sections to the boot.ini, boot loader section and operating systems section. The boot loader section contains two parts. timeout = number The number following timeout is the seconds that the boot menu will display before starting the boot proccess. The default is 30. default = option After a time out, this option tells Ntldr which of the menu items to use to continue booting operating systems section contains a list of operating systems to boot. Which includes the path and a description for the OS's.