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Remove OS Boot Option

Buceph · 2006-08-26 00:02:27

I did something stupid. I had a partition with XP-64 running on it. I then merged it back into my c: drive without formatting. Now I get a boot option for XP-64 and standard XP and I don't know how to get rid of it.

26-08-2006 12:02am

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Buceph

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I did something stupid. I had a partition with XP-64 running on it. I then merged it back into my c: drive without formatting. Now I get a boot option for XP-64 and standard XP and I don't know how to get rid of it.

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#2 26-08-2006 12:05am

Ruu_Old

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I believe its Start->Control Panel->System->Advanced and then the Startup and Recovery settings. Select the default OS and untick the box beside Display list of operating systems.

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#3 26-08-2006 12:41am

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Thanks Ruu, that seems to have sorted it.

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