Ex_Brit Super Moderator Staff member Jan 19, 2011 #1 See the attached screen shot from my netbook's XP. I only have it in there once so why do I have 2 XP's showing when I boot up? Attachments EasyBCD.JPG 148.3 KB · Views: 9
See the attached screen shot from my netbook's XP. I only have it in there once so why do I have 2 XP's showing when I boot up?
mqudsi Mostly Harmless Staff member Jan 19, 2011 #2 Your boot.ini has a duplicate entry. Just delete the XP entry in EasyBCD and add a new one and it'll automatically clean that up for you. All that happened after the failed SP3 install?
Your boot.ini has a duplicate entry. Just delete the XP entry in EasyBCD and add a new one and it'll automatically clean that up for you. All that happened after the failed SP3 install?
Ex_Brit Super Moderator Staff member Jan 19, 2011 #3 ..and the extra entry appears in Windows 7 Startup & Recovery. It's not easy to edit that in Win 7. The weird part is that bcdedit contains only one XP. No this is after an upgrade install. Attachments Capture.JPG 41.7 KB · Views: 3 Last edited: Jan 19, 2011
..and the extra entry appears in Windows 7 Startup & Recovery. It's not easy to edit that in Win 7. The weird part is that bcdedit contains only one XP. No this is after an upgrade install.
Ex_Brit Super Moderator Staff member Jan 19, 2011 #4 Oops I didn't notice your response when I was typing or you posted while I was doing it...whatever! That did the trick, thanks Mahmoud.
Oops I didn't notice your response when I was typing or you posted while I was doing it...whatever! That did the trick, thanks Mahmoud.
mqudsi Mostly Harmless Staff member Jan 19, 2011 #5 You're welcome! Out of curiosity: which method did you use?
Ex_Brit Super Moderator Staff member Jan 19, 2011 #6 I did what you said. Deleted the XP entry in EasyBCD and re-entered it. Or do you mean what method did I use to integrate/slipstream?
I did what you said. Deleted the XP entry in EasyBCD and re-entered it. Or do you mean what method did I use to integrate/slipstream?
mqudsi Mostly Harmless Staff member Jan 19, 2011 #7 No, I was wondering if you used EasyBCD or if you manually used boot.ini Thanks for using EasyBCD
