do get rid boot old window startup

Question. I deleted windows.old and thought that this might take care of the option to boot to Old Windows (that is paraphrasing) as the system starts up, but it has not. How can I get rid of that so the system just boots straight in.
iam bennu

The easiest way is to download Vista Boot Pro and use it to remove the option from this list.
http://www.vistabootpro.org/
- JB
Vista FAQ http://www.jimmah.com/vista/

Windows.old does not have anything to do with your boot options. Your boot options are based on Vista Setup detecting a bootable non-Vista Windows partition. Windows.old exists because you did a Custom Installation on a partition that had a previous Windows system.
"iam bennu" wrote in message

Question. I deleted windows.old and thought that this might take care of the option to boot to Old Windows (that is paraphrasing) as the system starts up, but it has not. How can I get rid of that so the system just boots straight in.
iam bennu

I understand. Thank you for the info.
iam
"Colin Barnhorst" wrote in message

Windows.old does not have anything to do with your boot options. Your boot options are based on Vista Setup detecting a bootable non-Vista Windows partition. Windows.old exists because you did a Custom Installation on a partition that had a previous Windows system.
"iam bennu" wrote in message Question. I deleted windows.old and thought that this might take care of the option to boot to Old Windows (that is paraphrasing) as the system starts up, but it has not. How can I get rid of that so the system just boots straight in.
iam bennu

Where is this feature in Vista? Before you could click a button to edit the file, but now that button is gone.
"Jimmy Brush" wrote:

The easiest way is to download Vista Boot Pro and use it to remove the option from this list.
http://www.vistabootpro.org/
- JB
Vista FAQ http://www.jimmah.com/vista/

Follow Jimmy's advice. BCDEdit is not an easy option to use.
"David" wrote in message

Where is this feature in Vista? Before you could click a button to edit the file, but now that button is gone.
"Jimmy Brush" wrote:
The easiest way is to download Vista Boot Pro and use it to remove the option from this list.
http://www.vistabootpro.org/
- JB
Vista FAQ http://www.jimmah.com/vista/