Boot message win 7 or vista


  1. silat
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    Boot message win 7 or vista


    but I only have windows 7 64. Never had Vista on the machine. Just did a clean reinstall of windows 7 from my legal FULL disk. It has activated correctly.
    If I choose vista it still boots to win 7..
    How do I get rid of that screen so the machine just boots properly?

    thanks
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  3. silat
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    windows 7 64
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    Well I figured it out. I used EasyBCD to edit the boot menu.
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