I found a forum that told a user how to fix this by
""Control Panel\System\Advanced\Start and Recovery-Settings\Edit\.. The Boot.ini file should have two lines, one representing the installed Windows XP and another representing the Windows XP Setup, probably from an interrupted or deleted dual installation. The two lines should read something like the following text between dotted lines: (The suggested changes are higlited in bold text) "
-First response
" Or you can go to nearly the same place and click the drop-down box there and choose which you want to be the default startup and then un-check the "Time to display operating systems." While you are there, go to the bottom and un-check "Automatically Restart" under System Failure.
-Second response "
Which I did. But how do I just remove the other os instead of just not asking me which one to boot into.
Also why does it say to uncheck "Automatically restart"?
""Control Panel\System\Advanced\Start and Recovery-Settings\Edit\.. The Boot.ini file should have two lines, one representing the installed Windows XP and another representing the Windows XP Setup, probably from an interrupted or deleted dual installation. The two lines should read something like the following text between dotted lines: (The suggested changes are higlited in bold text) "
-First response
" Or you can go to nearly the same place and click the drop-down box there and choose which you want to be the default startup and then un-check the "Time to display operating systems." While you are there, go to the bottom and un-check "Automatically Restart" under System Failure.
-Second response "
Which I did. But how do I just remove the other os instead of just not asking me which one to boot into.
Also why does it say to uncheck "Automatically restart"?
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