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Windows bootloader

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Niilesh
Niilesh Original post #1
Oct 25, 2011 at 5:27 PM
I installed windows 7 on my sis lappy. I repartitioned the disk and installed windows.by mistake i installed it on a big partition(which i didn't like). so i once again installed windows, this time on correct drive and while in custom settings i formatted the partition on which windows was installed later. after installation i got two windows 7 in my boot loader of which only one works(obviously).

Now i want to remove the second OS from the boot loader. How can that be done?
mithun_mrg
Oct 25, 2011 at 5:50 PM
Go to control Panel>System>Advanced System Settings>Startup & Recovery>Settings
Uncheck the option "time to dispaly..............." click ok restart
JojoTheDragon
Oct 25, 2011 at 6:39 PM
Use the software called EasyBCD and delete the other bootloader. But be careful.
Niilesh
Niilesh #4
Oct 25, 2011 at 8:01 PM
Go to control Panel>System>Advanced System Settings>Startup & Recovery>Settings
Uncheck the option "time to dispaly..............." click ok restart

I already know it but will not delete the boot loader it will just not ask me to select one

Use the software called EasyBCD and delete the other bootloader. But be careful.

careful about what? deleting the correct bootloader?

Use the software called EasyBCD and delete the other bootloader. But be careful.

Thanx man, it worked