The application alters the boot sequence of your machine, allowing for its own menu to be displayed during startup.
A restore feature has also made its way into the app's structure. Additional drivers can be procured if the situation requires it. An extra feature, named Grub timeout, has also been added and controls how many settings you've got during boot operation to use the Grub interface for switching between operating systems. It is also from this app's main window that a user can increase or decrease the value of boot timeout. You can access the partition list, obtain system info and run diagnostics to make sure everything looks and feels right. The application features plenty of settings and options you might want to check out. This program can very easily help individuals alter EFI boot order, although you'll have to disable Secure Boot for access to be granted to the app. If you thought this application was somewhat old simply because of its basic looks, think again. The app does offer extended support for booting Linux distros. This particular program will help users manage multiple OS partitions together with the boot sequence they will require especially with combinations that include Windows, Mac, or Linux. Grub2Win does have a rather enigmatic name for an application that seems to be more of a tool for fans of multiple boot setups.
