Windows 7: Win 7 Professional install shows as Vista in System Config Boot

Hi - I have a machine that has came with Windows 7 Professional installed on it. The System module in Control Panel shows it correctly as Windows 7 Professional with SP1.

I have never added another operating system or attempted to set it to dual boot mode, yet under the Administrative tools -> System Configuration utility (boot tab) it shows as Microsoft Windows Vista.

I have had this pc for about a year and this is the first time I noticed it, but I don't know if it was like this since the start (I don't think so).

Is it something I need to worry about?

Thanks

Dave

Sorry, it looks like you have already check the system dialog. If it is showing correct, it probably means the entry in the BCD store is mis-named.

I suppose if you have the snap-to and Start menu Orb and aero, it has to be 7.

I don't know how you got visa there. Mine indicates Windows 7. Try this, hit the Windows Flag Key and the Pause Key at the same time. At the top should be your system.

What ever that indicates is what you got.

Just to clarify - everything on my computer behaves as though Windows 7 professional is installed correctly, with the one exception of the System Configuration utility showing Vista as my boot OS.

My other Win 7 pc's show Windows 7 as the boot OS.

I do not know if this should be a concern - for example is this typical of any rootkit infections?

Thanks

Rename it by rightclicking C in the box at Properties.

If this isn't sufficent, install EasyBCD and rename it on the Edit OS Menu tab.
EasyBCD (free Download at bottom of page - no name or email required)

Another little goody.
System Configure///tools and at the top you will see About Windows. Lower right you will see Launch. Tick on it.
To the best of my knowledge this is what Windows says it is.

Thanks everyone - while I still don't have any idea how Vista showed up in the boot record, I used EasyBCD to change in back to Windows 7 and order is restored to my pc!