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The thread discusses removing a Windows 7 32-bit RC entry from the dual-boot menu after deleting the Windows 7 partition. The original poster encounters the lingering boot option and seeks a solution. A suggested method involves using "msconfig" in Windows XP to remove the unwanted boot entry, and other responses clarify the steps, with a mention of the start menu interface. Overall, the conversation provides straightforward instructions for cleaning up the boot menu after partition removal.

Rosur

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I have had the windows 7 32bit RC + xp dual booted, and I then deleted the win 7 partion to be able to dual boot when i get the Real version (deleted the partion then remade + made different size). Though the win 7 still shows up in the boot menu though it gives an error if i select it. Anyway to make win 7 to not show up in the boot menu.
 

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Click on the start orb type msconfig. in the top of the programs box select msconfig.exe. on the next window select the boot tab. in the boot tab delete the listing for win 7

Davet50

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Click on the start orb type msconfig. in the top of the programs box select msconfig.exe. on the next window select the boot tab. in the boot tab delete the listing for win 7
 

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Davet50

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well no, just the Start button. then the run button then type msconfig. the rest is the same.