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| | Multiple boot choices not needed! I have multiple boot choices when starting Vista Ultimate and don't need them. I have only one installation on this computer. I ran Vista from within the original Vista installation to install on a second hard drive to store as a backup. Now I have a window that comes up during each start up asking which version of Vista I want to use. How do I delete the extra? Only one hard drive is installed. Thanks! |
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| | Re: Multiple boot choices not needed! Download and install either EasyBCD or VistaBootPro (Google for them) and you can use it to easily delete the item that you don't want. Just be careful to identify the items so you delete the right one. "Robert" <Robert@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:277D9DFB-1C5F-48E8-98C2-1D0353D6634A@xxxxxx Quote: >I have multiple boot choices when starting Vista Ultimate and don't need > them. I have only one installation on this computer. I ran Vista from > within > the original Vista installation to install on a second hard drive to store > as > a backup. Now I have a window that comes up during each start up asking > which version of Vista I want to use. How do I delete the extra? Only > one > hard drive is installed. > > Thanks! |
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| | Re: Multiple boot choices not needed! Right click "Computer" and select properties. Select "Advanced System Settings". On the Advanced tab click the button labeled "Settings..." in the "Startup and Recovery" section. You should be able to figure out what to do on the Startup and Recovery dialog. "Robert" <Robert@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:277D9DFB-1C5F-48E8-98C2-1D0353D6634A@xxxxxx Quote: > I have multiple boot choices when starting Vista Ultimate and don't need > them. I have only one installation on this computer. I ran Vista from > within > the original Vista installation to install on a second hard drive to store > as > a backup. Now I have a window that comes up during each start up asking > which version of Vista I want to use. How do I delete the extra? Only > one > hard drive is installed. > > Thanks! |
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| | Re: Multiple boot choices not needed! Thanks for the quick response and help! "John Barnes" wrote: Quote: > Download and install either EasyBCD or VistaBootPro (Google for them) and > you can use it to easily delete the item that you don't want. Just be > careful to identify the items so you delete the right one. > > > "Robert" <Robert@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:277D9DFB-1C5F-48E8-98C2-1D0353D6634A@xxxxxx Quote: > >I have multiple boot choices when starting Vista Ultimate and don't need > > them. I have only one installation on this computer. I ran Vista from > > within > > the original Vista installation to install on a second hard drive to store > > as > > a backup. Now I have a window that comes up during each start up asking > > which version of Vista I want to use. How do I delete the extra? Only > > one > > hard drive is installed. > > > > Thanks! > |
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| | Re: Multiple boot choices not needed! I downloaded VistaBootPro and it deleted the extra entries in a moment. The whole process to download, install and fix was 3 minutes. THANKS! "John Barnes" wrote: Quote: > Download and install either EasyBCD or VistaBootPro (Google for them) and > you can use it to easily delete the item that you don't want. Just be > careful to identify the items so you delete the right one. > > > "Robert" <Robert@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:277D9DFB-1C5F-48E8-98C2-1D0353D6634A@xxxxxx Quote: > >I have multiple boot choices when starting Vista Ultimate and don't need > > them. I have only one installation on this computer. I ran Vista from > > within > > the original Vista installation to install on a second hard drive to store > > as > > a backup. Now I have a window that comes up during each start up asking > > which version of Vista I want to use. How do I delete the extra? Only > > one > > hard drive is installed. > > > > Thanks! > |
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| | Re: Multiple boot choices not needed! You're welcome. Gary's solution is good as is msconfig "Robert" <Robert@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:5CCE08E5-42A5-4E96-B3C5-5DCDDCE3D63A@xxxxxx Quote: >I downloaded VistaBootPro and it deleted the extra entries in a moment. >The > whole process to download, install and fix was 3 minutes. THANKS! > > "John Barnes" wrote: > Quote: >> Download and install either EasyBCD or VistaBootPro (Google for them) and >> you can use it to easily delete the item that you don't want. Just be >> careful to identify the items so you delete the right one. >> >> >> "Robert" <Robert@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:277D9DFB-1C5F-48E8-98C2-1D0353D6634A@xxxxxx Quote: >> >I have multiple boot choices when starting Vista Ultimate and don't need >> > them. I have only one installation on this computer. I ran Vista from >> > within >> > the original Vista installation to install on a second hard drive to >> > store >> > as >> > a backup. Now I have a window that comes up during each start up >> > asking >> > which version of Vista I want to use. How do I delete the extra? Only >> > one >> > hard drive is installed. >> > >> > Thanks! >> |
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