Need carification on removing dual boot from windows 7

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  1. Raner777
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    Well I made it home and here is the disc manager snap shot...Thanks to everyone for the help....
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  3. gregrocker
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    There should be no problem with deleting E to remove XP, once you have any files you want to save moved off of it. Then you can create a new storage partition there.

    If you were booting via the BIOS then there is no Dual Boot menu entry to remove.

    If you had added XP from Win7 using EasyBCD then the listing should go away when XP partition is deleted, and if not can be deleted from the Edit Boot Menu tab in EasyBCD from Win7.
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  4. Raner777
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    Thanks for all the help all...Now I can delete the partition and proceed forward till I hit another snag and as
    Arnold said as the terminator "I'LL BE BACK"..... Bye for now and have a great day...
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