I have loaded two versions of XP on my PC

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I have XP- Prof. AND XP- Home on my desktop PC. I know nothing about PCs and
thought I was rewriting over the Home edition, which has been giving me some
problems since I installed SP2.
Instead, I grabbed the disks from my laptop- XP Professional- and like a
moron, didn't read any of the prompts when asked if I REALLY wanted to
install TWO operating systems concurrently on one computer.
When I power up the computer now, a black booot screen appears telling me I
have a certain no. if seconds to select which OS I want to use during this
session at the PC. I don't know how to switch between the two, and don't want
to know how. I just want my Home edition back. How do I get rid of the XP
Professional?
 
I have two installations of XP on the same partition
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/xpfaq.html#20

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Windows XP - Shell/User

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"obvious newbie"

| I have XP- Prof. AND XP- Home on my desktop PC. I know nothing about PCs and
| thought I was rewriting over the Home edition, which has been giving me some
| problems since I installed SP2.
| Instead, I grabbed the disks from my laptop- XP Professional- and like a
| moron, didn't read any of the prompts when asked if I REALLY wanted to
| install TWO operating systems concurrently on one computer.
| When I power up the computer now, a black booot screen appears telling me I
| have a certain no. if seconds to select which OS I want to use during this
| session at the PC. I don't know how to switch between the two, and don't want
| to know how. I just want my Home edition back. How do I get rid of the XP
| Professional?
 

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