Next, the boot loader looks for a list of installed operating system entries. If more than one operating system is installed, the boot loader shows a boot menu and allow the user to select an operating system. If a non NT-based operating system such as Windows 98 is selected (specified by an MS-DOS style of path, e.g. C:\), then the boot loader loads the associated "boot sector" file listed in "boot.ini" or BCD (by default, this is "bootsect.dos" if no file name is specified) and passes execution control to it. Otherwise, the boot process continues.