Actually, if I read correctly the issue was that if the boot.ini file is stored on the first partition of a hard drive it will be automatically restored at star

Actually, if I read correctly the issue was that if the boot.ini file is stored on the first partition of a hard drive it will be automatically restored at startup without any indication of a problem to the end user, which was the case for their test environments. Their tests have been since been broadened. I have to say, props to them for standing up and taking responsibility, integrity means a lot in a world with very little of it left. Thanks Mark