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Hi guys,
I have 2 hdds, the original 1st hdd has xp pro and a month ago I installed the server 2003 trila version into the other hdd. Both worked fine. After the trial period ended, I couldn't log into the server so I was trying to uninstall wasn't successful. Finally, formatted the 2nd hdd.
But the annoying this is I still get at boot up the os choice menu, even though I no longer has the server os installed.
My question is how can I remove the os choice menu at boot up?
Thanks guys,
Ehdison
The Boot.ini file on your c: drive, be sure to turn off the read only attribute if it's on, and you can go in and edit the lines out that you don't want. I always suggest that you create a backup copy of the file before changes are made, just to be safe. :thumbs:
hey Ya_know ,
I couldn't find the boot.ini file. I did a search with the hidden file and system file open selected but still didn't find the boot.ini file but found the boot.ini.backup at location C:\WINDOWS\pss and there I saw the xp pro and server 2003. Where could my boot.ini file be? Is there any possiblity that the file might be under different name?
thanks
Go Start-->Run-->type c:\boot.ini
then edit it
or
My Comp Properties-->Advanced-->start up and recovery and then EDIT
You can also use the msconfig feature built-in to Windows
(Less chance of hosing something).
Go to "Run" -> Type msconfig -> Click "boot.ini" tab
Edit, save and reboot. This way is a little more user-freindly.
Thanks all you guys,
I didn't realize the startup & recovery option neither the msconfig. I used the msconfig to set the order of booting but haven't notice the boot.ini file. Thanks guys now I now.
usualy its hidden, casu if you screw it up it wont boot.
go to Tools-> folder options-> view tab -> hidden files and folders and check show hidden files and folders