Dual boot, selecting which OS


  1. afmiller
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    Dual boot, selecting which OS


    How do I remove 2 options that are in the boot selection, they are both windows 7, but i had removed the files, and they no longer work. I am Running windows 7 currently
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  3. Mark
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    Go to to your start menu and type msconfig and go to your boot tab and delete the unwanted boot options.

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  4. afmiller
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    thnx a ton :), didnt even think about msconfig
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  6. Mark
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    Your welcome. :)
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