Solved Problem in Boot

[rsn7]

I installed windows 7 ultimate from bootable pen drive in drive E: while a windows home basic was already installed in drive C: of my Sony VAIO VPCEH15En Then I formatted drive C: and everything went well except one - When I boot my lap, there are two windows 7 OS options showing up on screen. The first one works but the second one says to install a windows disc and repair. I tried that but it was of no use Today I booted my pc from windows installation disc instead of bootable pen drive and in the custom (advanced) screen while installing windows, I formatted both C: and E: and then installed windows Again I installed windows in C: Now also everything is fine except that I'm seeing the same message again I even used EaseUS partition manager to merge E: into C: and then rebooted my pc. And still I'm getting the same message while startup Can anyone please help me to remove the windows 7 boot OS option that is not actually available at all

 

[Kaktussoft]

Please post output of command (do it in http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/783-elevated-command-prompt.html )

bcdedit/enum  all

Post screenshot of disk management as well

 

[rsn7]

@Kaktussoft:

Thank you so much for your help But can you please explain me your post? I'm not so good with computers I dont understand your post

 

[rsn7]

Here is the output of cmd in 4 pictures one by one

 

[rsn7]

And, this is the screenshot of disk management

 

[rsn7]

Hope this is what you asked for Please help me little soon Kaktussoft Thanks in advance

 

[x BlueRobot]

If I am correct, wouldn't the C: partition need to made a Primary Partition?

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/71432-partition-mark-active.html

Hope this helps,

Harry

 

[rsn7]

@ x BlueRobot:

Thank you so much for your post I'm working on it I'll let you know if my problem is solved asap

 

[x BlueRobot]

@ x BlueRobot:

Thank you so much for your post I'm working on it I'll let you know if my problem is solved asap

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/2288-operating-system-start-delete-os-list-boot.html

Try the above tutorial ^ it is easier and probably all that needs doing.

 

[rsn7]

@ x BlueRobot:

Thank you so much Harry
The second tutorial you sent worked like charm
Thank you soooooooooooo much

 

[Kaktussoft]

Here is the output of cmd in 4 pictures one by one

useless windows recovery:
139ab851-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da
139ab845-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da
139ab849-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da
2nd menu option 139ab84c-9444-11e0-85ad-78843cc027da
useless "resume from hibernate" 139ab84b-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da

useless "ramdisk options"
139ab846-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da
139ab84a-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da
139ab84e-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da
139ab852-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da
So do:

bcdedit/delete {139ab851-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da}
bcdedit/delete {139ab845-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da}
bcdedit/delete {139ab849-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da}
bcdedit/delete {139ab84c-9444-11e0-85ad-78843cc027da}
bcdedit/delete {139ab84b-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da}
bcdedit/delete {139ab846-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da}
bcdedit/delete {139ab84a-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da}
bcdedit/delete {139ab84e-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da}
bcdedit/delete {139ab852-9444-11e0-85ad-78843ce027da}

All commands are succesfully?

bcdedit/enum all

and post again

 

[Kaktussoft]

@Kaktussoft:

Thank you so much for your help But can you please explain me your post? I'm not so good with computers I dont understand your post

I just want to know what is in your bootmenu and all (hidden) recovery items and hibernate items. It's all in the bcdedit/enum all output.

I just gave you commands to delete the 2nd (at least not the current) bootmenu option. And all unused stuff that's there as a left over from other win7 OS installation and reinstalls.

 

[Kaktussoft]

So you deleted the bootmenu entry using tutorial.... nice. But also delete all other unused stuff using bcdedit command to make it cleaner. Post results. Also make win7 partition PRIMARY (don't mark it active yet!) instead of LOGICAL to make it easier to troubleshoot in case "system reserved" gets corrupt.

http://www.partition-tool.com/easeus-partition-manager/help/convert-logical-to-primary.htm

 

[x BlueRobot]

So you deleted the bootmenu entry using tutorial.... nice. But also delete all other unused stuff using bcdedit command to make it cleaner. Post results. Also make win7 partition PRIMARY (don't mark it active yet!) instead of LOGICAL to make it easier to troubleshoot in case "system reserved" gets corrupt.

Using EaseUS Partition Master - How to convert logical partition to primary partition with EaseUS partition manager? - EaseUS Partition Master Manual

Yeah I forgot to add that within the post

 

[x BlueRobot]

@ x BlueRobot:

Thank you so much Harry
The second tutorial you sent worked like charm
Thank you soooooooooooo much

Your welcome