Bootmgr - Move to C:\ with EasyBCD

Hello, here is my situation.
I just purchased a refurbished laptop and when I turn it on the 'Windows Boot Manager' screen comes on with two choices to boot into:

Windows 7
System Restore

It seems to boot into Windows 7 ok.

Here is what the Windows Disk Management looks like right now:



When I boot into the Minitool Partition Wizard CD it shows that the System Partition has:

Capacity of 8 GB

Used Space of 192.28 MB

Unused Space of 7.81 GB

My first concern is that I would like to be able to boot directly into Windows without having to go through the Windows Boot Manager

and secondly, I would like to get rid of the 8 GB partition and possibly add it to the Windows partition.

Is this the right plan to get this done?

1) Move the Bootmgr to C:\ with Easy BCD

2) Using Partition Wizard format the 8 GB partition and then extend C into the unallocated space.

Will doing the above allow me to boot directly into Windows without having to go through the Windows Boot Manager screen?

Is there anything else I need to do?

TIA.

Thank you for your quick response to my post.

Yeah, I am not sure what is going on here.

I used EasyBCD to move the bootmgr over to the Windows drive and now it is the active drive.
However, when I deleted the 8 GB partition and tried to move the Windows partition in to the new unallocated space, PW would not let me move into all of the 8 GB.
8 MB of the unallocated space was left. No matter what I tried it would not budge so I made a partition of it.

Here is what my hard disk looks like currently in Disk Management:



(ignore Patriot (G:) drive, it is a removable USB drive I had connected when this screen shot was taken.)

Now that I can see the Mystery drive in Computer I opened it up to see what was on there and the window is empty! Even after I enabled 'show hidden files and folders'.

Here are the Mystery drives Properties:



Oh, and one last thing… when the laptop is booting up, it still boots into the Windows Boot Manager with the same 2 options to boot into as before.

Any suggestions for me?

Thanks again!
That solved the issue of the Windows Boot Manager coming on-screen.
The computer now boots directly into the Windows 7 login screen.

However, I still have not been able to move the Windows partition into that 8 MB partition.
When I delete that partition in PW it is automatically converted into a logical drive (from a primary).
Not sure if that means anything.
Is there a way of finding out what is on that 3.74 MB of used space on that partititon?

Any suggestions for this issue would be great appreciated.

I followed those steps and the only folder visible on that drive is called System Volume Information with one file visible in it called MountPointManagerRemoteDatabase.
A quick online search shows that the folder has something to do with the Restore Point feature in Windows.
When that drive was still visible on my system I tried to delete the file but it did not work.
As of now my Disk Management Window looks like this:



Is there anything I can do to get those files off that partition?
I know it seems kind of silly to do all this work for an extra 8 MB but since this is a new to me computer I would prefer to get it set up just right.
Thanks again.

So if I leave the partitions as they are shown in the screenshot from my last message do I have any reason to worry that the hidden partition will cause any issues to crop up in the future?