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10-22-2007
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| | remove old entries in Windows Boot Manager Because of some install issues I had to reinstall Windows Vista three times before I was successfull. There are now multiple entries in Windows Boot Manager when I boot my computer. How can I remove the old entries in Windows Boot Manager? I also have Windows XP installed on the second hard drive. How do I add a Windows XP entry to Windows Boot Manager? Thank you for any help! Martin |
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10-22-2007
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| | RE: remove old entries in Windows Boot Manager http://www.vistabootpro.org/ Have a read of the above link; it will help. "marty" wrote: Quote: > Because of some install issues I had to reinstall Windows Vista three > times before I was successfull. There are now multiple entries in > Windows Boot Manager when I boot my computer. How can I remove the old > entries in Windows Boot Manager? > > I also have Windows XP installed on the second hard drive. How do I add > a Windows XP entry to Windows Boot Manager? > > Thank you for any help! > Martin > |
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