2 copies of xp on computer how do I remove one  
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PostPosted: Thu Oct 16 07:40:44 CDT 2003 Top

Windows XP >> 2 copies of xp on computer how do I remove one Hi, somehow I accidentally installed XP twice on my
computer. When it starts up it always asks me which
version to use. I always use the same one. How do I
remove the second one?

Windows XP1225  
 
 
Will





PostPosted: Thu Oct 16 07:40:44 CDT 2003 Top

Windows XP >> 2 copies of xp on computer how do I remove one Hi Kim

Try here:

"I have two installations of XP on the same partition, how do I remove =
the one I don't need?"
http://michaelstevenstech.com/xpfaq.html#two

Courtesy of MVP Michael Stevens.

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Will Denny
MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User


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> Hi, somehow I accidentally installed XP twice on my=20
> computer. When it starts up it always asks me which=20
> version to use. I always use the same one. How do I=20
> remove the second one?


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Alex





PostPosted: Fri Oct 17 08:37:08 CDT 2003 Top

Windows XP >> 2 copies of xp on computer how do I remove one Kim Juka wrote:

>Hi, somehow I accidentally installed XP twice on my=20
>computer. When it starts up it always asks me which=20
>version to use. I always use the same one. How do I=20
>remove the second one?

At Control Panel - System - Advanced, click Settings in 'Startup and
Error', and then click Edit.

This will show you the entries in boot.ini (one each under [boot loader]
and under [operating systems]) for each instance, and you can edit them.
Two cases:

You have made a second instance into the same partition and folder -
each of the entries in the two sections will be the same - delete the
pair you don't want.

You have installed to a different folder, and maybe different partition.
In that case you will also want to delete that unwanted folder as well


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Alex Nichol MS MVP (Windows Technologies)
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