Two Windows 7 Boot Options, same access to HD

I recently reinstalled Windows 7 and I now have two Windows 7 options on boot screen. I know how to remove one of them, however every forum discussion I found with a similar problem states that one of the boot options is different than the other (old boot, boot with virus, dual partition, etc.). With mine, both have the same result upon choosing at boot. I see all my programs and files and configurations with one just as I see them with the other.

So my question is, if I go through msconfig->boot and delete the non default OS, will that solve the problem of having 2 boot options and not mess with anything else? Is it possible to have two copies? I'm confused as to how they can be the same exact boot.

Here is a screenshot of my Disk Management screen: https://www.dropbox.com/s/rb9qi876o1...44.49.png?dl=0

Thanks!

I stated what happens in selecting each boot option AND posted a disk management screenshot.

In the future please attach your screenshots using paper clip icon in reply box. Many here will not open links.

It looks correct even with the 20gb wasted by what may be a hidden Recov partition that I wouldn't want sitting on the fastest part of drive.

So you can delete the extra listing in msconfig>Boot, or install EasyBCD to delete it there if any problem.

Then I'd run a Startup Repair from disk or Repair CD to check over the boot files .

Great, thank you for the help. I no longer have repair or install disk. Is the last part of your message necessary? Or just recommended? What would it be doing?

Thanks

Just checking over the boot files to be sure, since we don't know what caused the double BCD listing except that it wasn't a double install from what we can see.

You don't need to do it unless you have problems, but having a System Repair Disk
is a good idea in case you ever need it for Troubleshooting Windows 7 Failure to Start.