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gman41
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March 15th, 2006 22:00
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pattyandme
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Posted March 15th, 2006 23:00
you could edit the boot.ini file and erase the non exsistant os.
right click mycomputer - properties - advanced - startup and recovery - settings - edit
delete the entry causing the system to give you a multiboot option.
make sure you dont delete the one you want.
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pattyandme
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Posted March 15th, 2006 23:00
you could edit the boot.ini file and erase the non exsistant os.
right click mycomputer - properties - advanced - startup and recovery - settings - edit
delete the entry causing the system to give you a multiboot option.
make sure you dont delete the one you want.