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I have been doing some experimenting with installing Win2k Pro and Win
XP on separate hard drives on my computer. When a second system exists
on the computer, I get a boot prompt as to which system to boot from.
All is as it should be so far, but as I have done this on a number of
occasions and after each time I re-format the partition for the second
drive. The boot prompt lists slavishly the entire history of Win systems
that I have installed on my second drive and no longer reflects the
actual systems or lack of systems on my computer. How can I edit or
delete this boot prompt file? It apparently doesn't reside on the MBR
(Master Boot Record) as do Linux dual boot managers such as LILO and
GRUB, as a boot from a Win 98 SE floppy disk and the execution of "fdisk
/mbr" at the command prompt doesn't get rid of the boot prompt file as
with LILO or GRUB. How do I get rid of or edit this file?
Cheers,
Brian
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