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Ok, So I had to do a repair on my latops hard drive. I installed it to my desktop and booted off a Vista CD. I fixed my problem and I went back to booting to Windows 7 on my desktop. I get a boot OS screen asking for Windows 7 or Vista recovery thingy. I want to remove the 2nd recovery os from the choices, here is a pic of my options and what it is called.
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just uncheck the 'time to display..' box to boot straight into your OS
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Thanks Skier that did it.
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