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Muffled
Location: Camazotz
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Simple Windows Question
So I have an extra instance of win2k in my boot screen, i.e., my screen lists two Windows 2000 instances, though it doesn't matter which one I "choose." How can I prune out the extra one and thus have my computer just boot win2k automatically without having to choose one or wait the 30 seconds? I noticed BoCo mentioned a BootXP to edit the boot screen in another thread is there something similar for 2k?
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Junkie
Location: RI
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I believe the other one is basically the win2k version of safe-mode. I don't know where, because I haven't played with it, but I bet somewhere in the Control Panel, there is a place where you can choose how long it'll pause. I just dunno if you want to get rid of that other option
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Insane
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you need to edit your boot.ini file and remove the extra OS reference. if you don't want to do it manually there is a way to do it through the GUI. i don't know 2k very well, but in xp it is:
right click my computer --> properties --> advanced tab --> startup and recovery 'settings' button --> system startup 'edit' button |
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