Reply With Quotei think you can edit that out by editing the boot.ini file.
I think the file is in the root of c: but not sure.
Someone else my know more, but I have just deleted this file in the past but would not want to be liable for you doing that if it messes you up
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Ok here is question for those of you who know something about computers. Ok, I connected a new HD on my computer to install Win2K for another computer. Then removed the new hard drive and left the HD I had before. Now when I boot my computer I get 2 choices of selecting Win2K, one of them works one of them don’t. Now how cam I remove the one that does not work from that list?
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Boot.ini file is hidden and read only. Once booted (or by using ATTRIB at the cmd line, attrib /? for help), show all files, and remove the offending entry after making the file not read only.
Boot.ini is in the root dir, c:\boot.ini
You may want to make a backup copy first.
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Thank you both. Problem fixed, this was easier than I thought it would be
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