Why two profiles?

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Khers Sefid

I had Windows XP Home Editon on my machine, and I repartinoned my Hard
drive (so that would delete every thing on my Hard Drive I thought)
and then I installed Windows XP Professional on my machine. After
installation every time I boot the system it gives my two choices:

Microsoft Windows XP Professional
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition

Why is this? How can I get rid of the second option?

(for you information:
If I choose Home Editon I get this error message:
Windows could not satrt because the following file is missing or
corrupt:
<Windows root>\system32\hal.dll )

But Windows XP Professional goes fine

my question is how can I get rid of the second option at the reboot?

thanks in advance
khers
 
Hi

There's an entry in your boot.ini file pointing to xp home

need to make sure your boot.ini is similar to thi

[boot loader
timeout=3
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOW
[operating systems
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Microsoft Windows XP Professional" /fastdetec

if you have xp home it should be under [operating systems] you need to remove those lines or comment them out

lava


----- Khers Sefid wrote: ----

I had Windows XP Home Editon on my machine, and I repartinoned my Har
drive (so that would delete every thing on my Hard Drive I thought
and then I installed Windows XP Professional on my machine. Afte
installation every time I boot the system it gives my two choices

Microsoft Windows XP Professiona
Microsoft Windows XP Home Editio

Why is this? How can I get rid of the second option

(for you information
If I choose Home Editon I get this error message
Windows could not satrt because the following file is missing o
corrupt
<Windows root>\system32\hal.dll

But Windows XP Professional goes fin

my question is how can I get rid of the second option at the reboot

thanks in advanc
kher
 

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