Windows 7 unwanted dual boot option at startup

asimegusta

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I did the upgrade on a new ASUS laptop from Vista Home premium to Windows 7 yesterday. I chose the new installation following the ASUS upgrade guide to get a fresh install. The installation itself went fine.

However, now on start-up the black recovery screen comes on and I have to choose which OS I want.
How can I get rid of this unwanted dual boot option.

Asus has you make a recovery DVD set before upgrading so I have that already. Also this is a new laptop and had no personal files or programs on it since I was waiting to upgrade before doing anythiing else.

I already shortened the screen time for the recovery option, but I really want to eliminate it altogether.

How can I get rid of this unwanted dual boot option?
How do I get rid of the Vista OS?

Anybody else have this? :confused:
 
Run Msconfig and under Boot you can uncheck the options except the one to 7, you won't be prompted then.

You should run this command from a command prompt to backup your bcd file first. Then you can restore if there is mistake.

BcdEdit /export c:\savedbcd
 
Would you mind going through what the Asus instructions told you to do?

What are the options for dual boot?
 
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