Boot options


  1. Harleydls
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    Windows 7
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    Boot options


    After a recent crash, my boot up sequence now starts with a boot loader giving me the option of starting either of two windows 7 versions or doing a memory check. I don't want to go through this step. Is there any way to select a default version to run and forgo the boot loader options?
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  3. Crypto
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    Windows 7 Professional, Windows XP
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    VistaBootPRO : VistaBootPRO - Dual Boot Windows 7 or Vista with Windows XP
    or
    EasyBSD : Download EasyBCD 1.7.2 - NeoSmart Technologies
    would help you.
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  4. Harleydls
    Posts : 13
    Windows 7
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    Thanks Crypto,

    Looks like this will be perfect. I appreciate your help!

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