Solved Clean install shows two W7 options at boot - how do I fix this?

[cacloss]

Hello! I just did a clean install of W7 X64 Ultimate on a new SSD. All went well and it works fine. My issue is that when I boot, I am presented with the screen asking me which W7 I want to boot... two W7 options are listed.

I only have one W7 partition and would like to get rid of this option. How can I fix this?

Thanks for your help!

 

[gregrocker]

No other HD's plugged in during install? Check Disk management if you're not sure.

You should be able to delete the ghost listing on msconfig>Boot tab.

If not, install EasyBCD 2.0 to remove it on Edit OS tab.

 

[cacloss]

No other HD's plugged in during install? Check Disk management if you're not sure.

You should be able to delete the ghost listing on msconfig>Boot tab.

If not, install EasyBCD 2.0 to remove it on Edit OS tab.

Nope. No other HD's plugged in to the system. I'll check msconfig... Thanks

 

[cacloss]

You should be able to delete the ghost listing on msconfig>Boot tab.

Nope. No other HD's plugged in to the system. I'll check msconfig... Thanks

Thanks, gregrocker! msconfig did the trick! Solved!