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how to remove windows 7 option from windows boot manager?
i had installed windows 7 ultimate 64 bit with my xp professional installed already. i was unhappy with it for certain reasons which is quite weird actually. i deleted the drive where i had installed windows 7 through windows xp CD by doing D delete partition and then L..after that i quit the CD and then as i restarted i get the option EARLIER VERSION OF WINDOWS and WINDOWS 7. i want to remove this option. i have tried almost everything..pls help..thank you
yes i used all the tricks but my boot.ini is looking very normal..it doesnt show any other operating system
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- ?Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Since you deleted BCDEdit, which edits boot options for Windows 7, you might still be able to use Boot.ini. It will open with Notepad.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
the best solution would be first login to XP and then back your data .Next go the Accessories ---> system tools ---> system restore and then choose the date before you had installed win 7 to your drive and then apply wait for the system to come back it would be fine after that if you cant do that then other way is the format the entire partition which you have used for win 7 installation but even then you will get the option that is the prob with windows when you upgrade any prog to a latest version the older version of the windows file will be replaced by the new one so you cant do anything only option is to restore
Source(s): Linux user - 1 decade ago
goto start --> run and type msconfig. In the boot.ini tab edit the settings to your likings.