Boot through from CD gone in 3633?

First of all, I apologize if this question has been asked and answered, but this forum isn't the easiest thing in the world to search (I searched for "boot" and got over 1000 threads and didn't see any that looked appropriate in the first few screenfuls).
In the previous build of True Image I had installed (build 2504 I believe), there was a countdown timer on the boot from CD and after 15 seconds or so of inactivity it would boot through to Windows. This appears to be gone in build 3633, requiring a mouse click to boot through. This means that I can't leave the rescue CD in my remote computer CD drive because if the computer is rebooted and I'm not physically present, we're looking at a major inconvenience.
Did I do something wrong when I built the bootable media, or was this option removed altogether?
-Dennis

 

Hello Dennis,

No, you built the bootable media correctly. By popular demand, the default boot into Windows feature was removed from Build 3567 onwards.

Regards

 

Thank God or the Acronis programmers for that one. I'd turn my back and find Windows running again when I needed the Recovery CD environment.

 

Overwhelming negative response to a feature doesn't mean that it should be removed, it means that it becomes an option at installation time (but not the default). The code was already developed to do the boot-through with count-down timer, all you have to do is make it the non-default choice when the bootable media is built and everybody is happy.

- Dennis