How to Remove the Dual-boot prompt

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Patrick Moloney

When my machine boots it prompts for the operating system to boot to -
this very early in the boot. Both choices are identical in booting to
XP Pro. This machine was never a dual system machine. I think it was
Win2000 originally, now XP Pro. I also don't think it matters which
choice I make in the boot prompt. I don't see any differences between
the two. What controls this and what has to be removed?
 
Patrick said:
When my machine boots it prompts for the operating system to boot to -
this very early in the boot. Both choices are identical in booting to
XP Pro. This machine was never a dual system machine. I think it was
Win2000 originally, now XP Pro. I also don't think it matters which
choice I make in the boot prompt. I don't see any differences between
the two. What controls this and what has to be removed?
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Use the msconfig utility and under the Boot.ini tab have it Check All
Boot Paths and it will offer to remove invalid paths. To launch the
utility enter msconfig in the Start menu Run box.

John
 
Patrick said:
When my machine boots it prompts for the operating system to boot to -
this very early in the boot. Both choices are identical in booting to
XP Pro. This machine was never a dual system machine. I think it was
Win2000 originally, now XP Pro. I also don't think it matters which
choice I make in the boot prompt. I don't see any differences between
the two. What controls this and what has to be removed?
Click to expand...

Have a look at this webpage:
http://vlaurie.com/computers2/Articles/bootini.htm#edit
 
Take a look at this link from my website:
http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org/how_do_i_edit_my_boot.htm

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