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Vista - Dual Boot XP and Vista home Premium OEM

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Old 01-29-2007   #1 (permalink)
Rob


 
 

Dual Boot XP and Vista home Premium OEM

After I am sure Vista is working the way I want and am ready to use it alone
how do I get rid of the Dual boot OS selection screen to keep Vista?

I tried the Vista beta and was able to remove the OS selection screen for
Vista from within XP , can I also remove the OS selection screen from within
Vista for XP?



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Old 02-01-2007   #2 (permalink)
The Display Name is spoilt :D


 
 

RE: Dual Boot XP and Vista home Premium OEM

Hi,
If I'm not wrong you shld prees Start > Run > MSconfig > Uncheck the Boot
path on Windows XPif I am not wrong [Windows Xp only ]
Good luck

Mr no name

"Rob" wrote:

> After I am sure Vista is working the way I want and am ready to use it alone
> how do I get rid of the Dual boot OS selection screen to keep Vista?
>
> I tried the Vista beta and was able to remove the OS selection screen for
> Vista from within XP , can I also remove the OS selection screen from within
> Vista for XP?
>
>

My System SpecsSystem Spec
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