Multiple Operating Systems

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I loaded Win XP Pro onto my PC. I was receiving errors so I rebuilt the system. When I started the system, I partitioned the hard drive: c: for the operatiing system and d: for storage. Somehow whe I reestablished the operating system, it was added to the d: drive. I have formated the d: drive but when I reboot, the system ask me which Windows XP I want to load. I know which one works but how do I remove the other that does not?

 

[Rick \Nutcase\ Rogers]

Hi,

Boot the system, start/run msconfig. Go to the boot.ini tab and click the
button to "check all boot paths". It should prompt to remove the invalid
one.

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers aka "Nutcase" MS-MVP - Win9x
Windows isn't rocket science! That's my other hobby!

Associate Expert - WinXP - Expert Zone

I loaded Win XP Pro onto my PC. I was receiving errors so I rebuilt the

system. When I started the system, I partitioned the hard drive: c: for
the operatiing system and d: for storage. Somehow whe I reestablished the
operating system, it was added to the d: drive. I have formated the d:
drive but when I reboot, the system ask me which Windows XP I want to load.
I know which one works but how do I remove the other that does not?