14 Jun 2007 at 19:25 #1 nickels nickels Associate Joined 18 Aug 2004 Posts 1,886 Location midlands hi just installed windows xp pro on a pc, now before it boots its asks me if i want xp home or xp pro?? how to i make it stop doing this?? thanks nickels
hi just installed windows xp pro on a pc, now before it boots its asks me if i want xp home or xp pro?? how to i make it stop doing this?? thanks nickels
14 Jun 2007 at 19:39 #2 oddjob62 oddjob62 Soldato Joined 8 Nov 2002 Posts 9,132 Location NW London nickels said: hi just installed windows xp pro on a pc, now before it boots its asks me if i want xp home or xp pro?? how to i make it stop doing this?? thanks nickels Click to expand... It doesn't ask you. You have installed Pro so it will be Pro
nickels said: hi just installed windows xp pro on a pc, now before it boots its asks me if i want xp home or xp pro?? how to i make it stop doing this?? thanks nickels Click to expand... It doesn't ask you. You have installed Pro so it will be Pro
14 Jun 2007 at 19:56 #3 Bailey_sufc Bailey_sufc Associate Joined 27 Aug 2006 Posts 260 i think he means *** boot loader did you have xp home onthat computer before
14 Jun 2007 at 20:01 #4 nickels nickels Associate OP Joined 18 Aug 2004 Posts 1,886 Location midlands Bailey_sufc said: i think he means *** boot loader did you have xp home onthat computer before Click to expand... yeh had home before, formatted and everything
Bailey_sufc said: i think he means *** boot loader did you have xp home onthat computer before Click to expand... yeh had home before, formatted and everything
14 Jun 2007 at 20:28 #5 Bailey_sufc Bailey_sufc Associate Joined 27 Aug 2006 Posts 260 go to c:\boot.ini with notepad and remove the line corresponding to the OS you don't want from the section [operating systems]. Boot.ini is simply a config file for the NT boot loader - when you look at it, that section is fairly self explanatory. [EDIT]: Or you could use Start --> Run --> msconfig and go to the boot.ini section as well. try that pal
go to c:\boot.ini with notepad and remove the line corresponding to the OS you don't want from the section [operating systems]. Boot.ini is simply a config file for the NT boot loader - when you look at it, that section is fairly self explanatory. [EDIT]: Or you could use Start --> Run --> msconfig and go to the boot.ini section as well. try that pal