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10-06-2008
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| | "Previous Version" at Vista bootup I upgraded from XP home to Vista HP, and now I get a strange menu before Vista loads. After the BIOS loads, but before Vista, I get a strange menu. It asks if I want to load a previous version of Windows, or load Vista. It's not a critical error, just annoying. Anyway to get rid of it and just automatically load Vista? The whole reason I upgraded was so I don't have to use a previous version of Windows. |
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10-06-2008
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: "Previous Version" at Vista bootup Hello BigJim, See if you have XP still listed as a default OS boot option using Method Two in this tutorial below. If you do use step 7 to delete it. Boot Partition - Default Hope this helps, Shawn  Quote: Originally Posted by bigjim283  I upgraded from XP home to Vista HP, and now I get a strange menu before Vista loads. After the BIOS loads, but before Vista, I get a strange menu. It asks if I want to load a previous version of Windows, or load Vista. It's not a critical error, just annoying. Anyway to get rid of it and just automatically load Vista? The whole reason I upgraded was so I don't have to use a previous version of Windows. |
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