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| 15 Apr 2010 | #1 |
| | Taking off windows 7 from a separate HDD Hi everyone. I needed to update my bios, i have windows 7 64 bit installed in one HDD, but when i tried to update the bios with an application, it says I need a 32 system. So i installed Windows 7 in a second hdd. I now have the bios updated. Now how can i take off the Windows 7 32? I already formatted the hard drive the 32 bit was installed. But it still shows up on the boot screen. How can i take it off? |
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| 15 Apr 2010 | #2 |
| | Make sure WIndows 7 you want to keep is marked System Active in Disk management and set to boot first (after DVD) in BIOS setup. If the stray Boot Menu listing still shows up, remove it in msconfig>Boot tab, or by installing EasyBCD 2.0 beta Add/Remove tab. |
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