First, open a command prompt. Click start, then run and enter cmd, then click ok. Rnter the following command to see the boot info "bootcfg /query" (this will display your boot settings, what you will need is to take note of which boot entry ID you wish to delete.) Then type the following "bootcfg /delete /id 2 (In this case we have chosen to delete the second OS entry which we noted down earlier from the bootcfg query command.) Then once you restart you won't get the option to pick what OS you want to load. The above is good if you uninstalled an OS but XP still queries you which OS to load.
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Comment #1
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It works
Comment #2
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gr8...so straight and to the point loved it!!!thanx a mill
Comment #3
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bootcfg is not an operable command like someone else said... this sucks
Comment #4
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Thank you for your help
Comment #5
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bootcfg is not an operable command
Comment #6
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works perfectly..cheers :)
Comment #7
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THIS IS A GOOD STRAIGHT POINT.... NICE!!!!!
Comment #8
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"bootcfg is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file"
Comment #9
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it did not work for me
Comment #10
(Posted by kailash) Rating
But I have doubt...will it delete whole OS or only it's enty at boot up
Comment #11
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Doesn't work
Comment #12
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dont waste ur time
Comment #13
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DIDNT WORK FROM BEGGINING
Comment #14
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nice one tnx
Comment #15
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thank u that was an excellent answer.....
Comment #16
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bootcfg is not an operable command