Windows resume loader is invoked when you turn on the computer from hibernate mode.
Table 1-3. BCD Objects
BCD Object Description
Windows Boot
Manager
Think of this as the [boot loader] section of the original boot
.ini file. It contains things like the default boot OS as well as
the timeout before the default OS is launched. The BCD can
store multiple Windows Boot Managers, but only one can hold
the global unique identifier (GUID) that designates the active
boot manager. This GUID is aliased as {bootmgr} and is
used in BCDEdit.exe to make changes to the store.
Windows Boot
Loader
The store must contain at least one Windows Boot Loader
objects. The Windows Boot Loader contains information
regarding the boot environment for each instance of Windows
Server 2008 installed on the system. Each boot loader contains
a number of BCD elements that describe additional boot
parameters such as no-execute, page-protection policies and
debugger options. Two special aliases relate to the Windows
Boot Loader. The first is called {current} and points to the
currently active boot loader. The other is called {default}
and points to the default boot loader if nothing is explicitly
selected by the user.
Windows
NTLDR
This special object points to the old NTLDR if you have an
older Windows installation on the system. This special GUID
is referenced by the alias {ntldr}.
Optional boot
applications
These special applications perform other boot-related tasks.
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