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| | why 2 vista choices when start up? i just did an upgrade from basic to premium last week. it took forever but i expected that. however, now when i start up (use a laptop) it prompts me to chose between which operating system to boot from. windows vista premium or vista premium. EVERY TIME. I am getting so frustrated that I am about to junk it and join the vista-haters. I'm not on board that yet, as i really liked the vista basic, but....help??? |
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| | Re: why 2 vista choices when start up? It is showing you the old install and the new one. You should choose the new one. However, to get it to always boot to the new install without that menu, you can go to the Control Panel, System, Advanced System Settings, the Advanced Tab, Click Settings under Startup & Recovery. Then you can make sure the correct one is in the drop down box, then uncheck the Time to display list of operating systems. That will take care of the menu, so you don't have to bother with that anymore! -- Dustin Harper dharper@xxxxxx http://www.vistarip.com "brielle128" <brielle128@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:A19FD4F5-7CA9-45ED-A4A9-94B93F02BB5B@xxxxxx Quote: >i just did an upgrade from basic to premium last week. it took forever but >i > expected that. however, now when i start up (use a laptop) it prompts me > to > chose between which operating system to boot from. windows vista premium > or > vista premium. > EVERY TIME. I am getting so frustrated that I am about to junk it and > join > the vista-haters. I'm not on board that yet, as i really liked the vista > basic, but....help??? |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: why 2 vista choices when start up? It is showing you the old install and the new one. You should choose the new one. However, to get it to always boot to the new install without that menu, you can go to the Control Panel, System, Advanced System Settings, the Advanced Tab, Click Settings under Startup & Recovery. Then you can make sure the correct one is in the drop down box, then uncheck the Time to display list of operating systems. That will take care of the menu, so you don't have to bother with that anymore! -- Dustin Harper dharper@xxxxxx http://www.vistarip.com "brielle128" <brielle128@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:A19FD4F5-7CA9-45ED-A4A9-94B93F02BB5B@xxxxxx Quote: >i just did an upgrade from basic to premium last week. it took forever but >i > expected that. however, now when i start up (use a laptop) it prompts me > to > chose between which operating system to boot from. windows vista premium > or > vista premium. > EVERY TIME. I am getting so frustrated that I am about to junk it and > join > the vista-haters. I'm not on board that yet, as i really liked the vista > basic, but....help??? In addition to Dustin's post, this will show you how to do it. Boot Partition - Default Shawn |
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