2 boot menus? (Resolved)
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2 boot menus? (Resolved)
Hello,
With the help of your forum, I was finally able to configure my dual boot correctly! Thanks a lot guys! I had some trouble finding the info I needed (to copy boot.ini, ntldr and ntdetect on BOTH drives) but it was really worth it.
Now I have a less important problem but I'd still like to solve it and I can't see to find anyone with this problem:
1- I have XP and Vista on 2 different drives.
2- I configured my BCD to load Vista by default and XP second.
3- I choose XP and then I have a second boot menu with "Windows XP Media Center" which works and "Windows" which doesn't work.
I can't remove the second entry which doesn't work!? I tried to modify both boot.ini but they are already set with only the first entry. Where do that "Windows" entry come from? How can I remove it?
Thanks again for your help
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- zak_mckraken
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Thanks kd1966. While your suggestion didn't exactly solve my problem, it did made me realize that the default boot line in my boot.ini wasn't the same as the Windows Media Center line (rdisk(#) and disk(#) were inverted). Correcting this solved the problem!
I could as well have reinstalled XP and save a lot of time but there is nothing like learning!
I think you sould make a little step by step guide to dual booting and make it sticky on this forum, it would help a lot of people like me out there!
Thanks again
I could as well have reinstalled XP and save a lot of time but there is nothing like learning!
I think you sould make a little step by step guide to dual booting and make it sticky on this forum, it would help a lot of people like me out there!
Thanks again
- zak_mckraken
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zak_mckraken wrote:I think you sould make a little step by step guide to dual booting and make it sticky on this forum, it would help a lot of people like me out there!
Thanks again
Guides are here
And
Vista Installation Guide
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