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Fri 27/08/04 at 20:20
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"Dr. Chad Niga"
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I partitioned my drive to put windows ME on it one drive so i could make a bootable image of it, i then formatted the drive because i dont need it there anymore.
The problem is, is that it still has windows ME in the boot up list when i start the computer up.

How can i get rid of it.

Im on XP pro.

Cheers
Sat 28/08/04 at 16:03
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Posts: 10,364
No worries.
Fri 27/08/04 at 23:35
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"Dr. Chad Niga"
Posts: 4,550
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Thanks, did the trick.
Fri 27/08/04 at 20:21
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Posts: 10,364
c:\boot.ini

Check in that file for anything

Make sure you don't delete it all though!
Fri 27/08/04 at 20:20
Regular
"Dr. Chad Niga"
Posts: 4,550
I partitioned my drive to put windows ME on it one drive so i could make a bootable image of it, i then formatted the drive because i dont need it there anymore.
The problem is, is that it still has windows ME in the boot up list when i start the computer up.

How can i get rid of it.

Im on XP pro.

Cheers

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