So I have 2 hard drives, I was redoing one and transferring files to another.
I got my xp installed on one, but then it would not recognize the other
drive, so I used the xp disk which saw the drive to format it, but now on
boot up It gives me 2 choices for OS to chose from. I want to get rid of one
of the choices but I can not see how to do it. Now I realized I was
accidentally creating a copy of xp on the other drive so I cancelled it, now
that drive has been pulled. I have the one drive with XP on it installed, but
still asks me on boot up which OS do you want. One was not completed and if I
dont switch it to the other one quick enough it gives me an error because it
was not completed.
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Marty Hubbard

This link may help:
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/xpfaq.html#20

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Hope this helps.

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"Korvan" <Korvan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
newsAFFDBAF-31C7-4C69-BCF6-CB49FB407E2A@microsoft.com...
> So I have 2 hard drives, I was redoing one and transferring files to
> another.
> I got my xp installed on one, but then it would not recognize the
> other
> drive, so I used the xp disk which saw the drive to format it, but now
> on
> boot up It gives me 2 choices for OS to chose from. I want to get rid
> of one
> of the choices but I can not see how to do it. Now I realized I was
> accidentally creating a copy of xp on the other drive so I cancelled
> it, now
> that drive has been pulled. I have the one drive with XP on it
> installed, but
> still asks me on boot up which OS do you want. One was not completed
> and if I
> dont switch it to the other one quick enough it gives me an error
> because it
> was not completed.
> --
> Marty Hubbard