Removing Dual-Boot screen

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Moose

I hope you can help me!
I was Dualbooting windows xp professional and xandros(linux) on a seperate
partition for a while because i wanted to try out linux..
Now i have decided to just use XP by itself again and merged the partitions
did all the cleanups ,defrags and diskchecks.
I also made sure the boot.ini is back to mormal by going into My
computer-Properties - advanced - settings - edit......
The BOOT.INI is back to the way it was before.
Everytime i boot up the computer it still offers me to do a Dual-Boot and it
uses a screen that was created by linux.
How do i get rid of the remainders of Linux (or Xandros)???
Thanks in advance !!!
Moose
 
Boot to the Windows XP Recovery Console and issue the fixmbr command
to remove the linux boot loader.

John
 
You're welcome. I kept my fingers crossed, I should have told you that
the command can have nasty side effect at times! You probably saw the
warning when you did it.

John
 
LOL, yes i did see the warning.
But ... oh well .... i got everything backed up and know how to reformat the
harddrive.
No problem
 

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