boot manager installed windows 7 twice how to delete one?

Anonymous
2009-05-30T07:55:27+00:00

ok to boot up i need the windows 7 disc in,and then i got two windows 7 to boot off one works and the other is crouppet how do i delete of the windows 7 boot's???

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Anonymous
2009-10-06T23:14:07+00:00

The easiest way to remove an entry in the Windows 7 Boot Configuration is to use msconfig. 

To launch msconfig:

1.  Click Start

2.  In the Search text box, type msconfig

3.  Launch msconfig by selecting it from the search results above the search text box.

After msconfig is launched:

1.  Go to the Boot tab

2.  Select the boot entry you want to delete.

3.  Click the Delete button and then click OK.

Make sure to be logged in to the Windows 7 partition you want to keep when performing these steps so you don't delete the good installation by mistake.

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  1. Anonymous
    2015-11-03T06:20:31+00:00

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    is my laptop running two windows 7

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  2. Anonymous
    2015-11-03T06:18:48+00:00

    is my laptop running two windows 7

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  3. Anonymous
    2015-10-29T21:02:44+00:00

    The easiest way to remove an entry in the Windows 7 Boot Configuration is to use msconfig. 

    To launch msconfig:

    1.  Click Start

    2.  In the Search text box, type msconfig

    3.  Launch msconfig by selecting it from the search results above the search text box.

    After msconfig is launched:

    1.  Go to the Boot tab

    2.  Select the boot entry you want to delete.

    3.  Click the Delete button and then click OK.

    Make sure to be logged in to the Windows 7 partition you want to keep when performing these steps so you don't delete the good installation by mistake.

    I have the same problem rather more complex since using window 10 from Ubuntu and window 7, no way and no tool from window to fix the booting,and with the message

    error:unknown filesystem.

    entering rescue mode

    grub rescue>_

    so for very restart to catch window 10 I have to press F12 to select window boot from a very long list of boot log

    please help

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  4. Anonymous
    2015-09-27T21:46:02+00:00

    When I started my computer  I pressed Shift  and f_ I am not entering the letter for safety reasons). A red and asked me for my Media Discs to do  one of 3 restorations ,1) a complete out of the box Restore

       I used my Media System DVDs that I had to copy upon setting up my system for the 1st time.

    I am not sure which choice I used ,but it did copy all but my 64 bit disk which was the last disk ? And it also separated

    my c drive into two ? which I feel is not as safe as the original setup (out of the box system setup .

     Do you think it is safe to do another restoration using my DVDs that I copied upon 1st setting up my computer then deleting the petition that it made on my C drive ( the petition is what my computer is running on now , not the original , part / I know this because it is using a different set of letters and numbers that the original ones my computer came with , they actually still exist within my the start-up if I use my shift key plus F_ (I just don't want anyone to know about what to do after using the shift key ! I'm sure you already know .

      Can you please give me advice as to what I should do ??

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                                                   ******@live.com     

    A.K.A. Ron Terra

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