Windows 7 The Irritating "Windows Recovered" screen after having recovered windows7 from crash!

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I have dual operating System, although primary being Win7. I had a crashed windows, once,which I recovered with the OEM Dvd, but that was long time ago. The label of having recovered is still showing, and this really irritates, I am looking forward for help in this forum of how to get rid of this and bring it back to normal! The full story is....

When you click to boot windows in dual mode, or even if only windows is present on the individual partition, as I had checked it, even after removing the 'Boot-Grub' along with other OS, Windows than moves on to next screen showing, the recovered windows page, only after 'clicking' on that screen Win7 moves on to boot. I want to get rid of this 'intermediate' screen and wish that windows should boot, as soon as it is highlighted, as it used to do, after fresh install, -- before 'Recovery' help me do that, with an understandable tutorial please!

Thanks in advance, this could be a stupid question, but I was really not able to resolve it, and today I thought, 'Maybe some others could have faced a similar problem, and resolved it. So dear please help me out.

 

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It seems like you are facing an issue with a lingering boot screen indicating that Windows was recovered after a crash. This screen appears before Windows actually boots up, causing a delay in the startup process. To remove this screen and allow Windows to boot directly without any intermediary steps, you may need to adjust the boot configuration settings. Here is a step-by-step guide to help you remove the recovery screen and enable Windows to start immediately upon boot:

Step 1: Accessing System Configuration (msconfig)​

1. Press Windows key + R to open the Run dialog box.
2. Type msconfig and press Enter to open the System Configuration utility.

   Step 2: Configuring Boot Options​

3. Navigate to the Boot tab in the System Configuration window.
4. Check if the recovered Windows installation is listed among the boot entries.
5. Select the recovered Windows entry and click on Delete or Remove to eliminate it from the boot list. This step will remove the reference to the recovered version that causes the delay.

   Step 3: Setting Default Operating System​

6. In the Boot tab, ensure that the correct operating system (Windows 7) is set as the default. If not, select the correct OS from the list and set it as the default.

   Step 4: Saving Changes​

7. Click Apply and then OK to save the changes.
8. You might be prompted to restart the system. Restart your computer to apply the changes. By following these steps, you should be able to remove the recovery boot screen and allow Windows to boot directly without any intermediary steps. If you encounter any issues or need further assistance, feel free to ask for help. Remember to back up any important data before making changes to your system configuration to prevent accidental data loss.