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02-12-2007
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| | Windows Vista Ultimate How can I get Windows Vista Ultimate to open without starting at Windows Boot Manager? I got this version to be more secure and its for home use only. I upgrade to Windows Vista Ultimate from XP professional and every time I start my computer it starts at Windows Boot Manager. What do I need to do to by pass this? When I start my computer I want it to automatically start just like it did when I used XP. |
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02-12-2007
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| | Re: Windows Vista Ultimate Kellie-in-CA wrote: > How can I get Windows Vista Ultimate to open without starting at > Windows Boot Manager? I got this version to be more secure and its > for home use only. > I upgrade to Windows Vista Ultimate from XP professional and every > time I start my computer it starts at Windows Boot Manager. What do I > need to do to by pass this? When I start my computer I want it to > automatically start just like it did when I used XP. Go to the control panel choose system> then advanced settings> Start and Recovery settings and uncheck Time to display operating systems. Rich |
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02-13-2007
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| | Re: Windows Vista Ultimate "Kellie-in-CA" <Kellie-in-CA@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:0E994696-23D5-40D6-9E5C-716E21802CD6@microsoft.com... > How can I get Windows Vista Ultimate to open without starting at Windows > Boot > Manager? I got this version to be more secure and its for home use only. > I upgrade to Windows Vista Ultimate from XP professional and every time I > start my computer it starts at Windows Boot Manager. What do I need to do > to > by pass this? When I start my computer I want it to automatically start > just > like it did when I used XP. You should be able to change the boot settings in: Control Panel\System\Advanced System Properties |
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