Canucklehead
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I have a dual boot system.
XP Home 32 bit Edition Service Pack 3 and Windows 7 Release Candidate 1 on a separate partition on the same hard drive. I also have a third NTFS partition but it is just storage for files and has no OS.
I installed EasyBCD on the XP Partition. The first thing I did with the program was change the boot order sequence so that XP Home booted first.
What I want to do is delete the boot sequence for Windows 7 RC1 ( Since it is expired) and also delete the OS itself by reformatting the partition.
From what I understand from the program the first thing i did was correct.
If I get this right, I can edit the boot menu and delete the files for Windows 7 so that Windows 7 won't show up in the boot order when I start my machine. I can still boot into XP home without having to fix the NTLDR file?
Then I reboot into XP and reformat the partition for Windows 7 deleting all the files for the OS at the same time leaving XP intact giving me more storage space on the deleted partition. Correct?
XP Home 32 bit Edition Service Pack 3 and Windows 7 Release Candidate 1 on a separate partition on the same hard drive. I also have a third NTFS partition but it is just storage for files and has no OS.
I installed EasyBCD on the XP Partition. The first thing I did with the program was change the boot order sequence so that XP Home booted first.
What I want to do is delete the boot sequence for Windows 7 RC1 ( Since it is expired) and also delete the OS itself by reformatting the partition.
From what I understand from the program the first thing i did was correct.
If I get this right, I can edit the boot menu and delete the files for Windows 7 so that Windows 7 won't show up in the boot order when I start my machine. I can still boot into XP home without having to fix the NTLDR file?
Then I reboot into XP and reformat the partition for Windows 7 deleting all the files for the OS at the same time leaving XP intact giving me more storage space on the deleted partition. Correct?