How do we delete one option when logging on?


  1. runedog
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    How do we delete one option when logging on?


    When I logon to Windows I have two options. One for Windows and the other for a previous install of Windows. I have moved Windows old to another drive so how can I delete one option so the PC boots straight into windows?

    Many thanks
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  3. bigmck
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    runedog said:
    When I logon to Windows I have two options. One for Windows and the other for a previous install of Windows. I have moved Windows old to another drive so how can I delete one option so the PC boots straight into windows?

    Many thanks
    Can you post a Disk Management - Post a Screen Capture Image to give us the info we need. Thanks,
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  4. MrWhoopee
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  6. Brink
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    runedog said:
    When I logon to Windows I have two options. One for Windows and the other for a previous install of Windows. I have moved Windows old to another drive so how can I delete one option so the PC boots straight into windows?

    Many thanks
    Here you go. :)

    Windows Boot Manager - Delete a Listed Operating System
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  7. runedog
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    Thanks all for your help. I will report back tomorrow with the results.

    Graham
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  8. runedog
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    Many thanks guys, sorted this using msconfig.

    Thank you again
    Graham
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  10. Brink
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    Glad we could help Graham. :)
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  11. runedog
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    Very much appreciated :)

    Graham
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