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Old 10-23-2007, 06:00 PM
ssgc
 
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Default Startup shows XP Home and Setup - How to remove the Setup prompt?

Upon startup I am presented with a selector menu... Windows XP Home Edition
or Windows XP Setup. If the Home Edition isn't selected then it wants the XP
CD and wants to install or upgrade. (note: I had quit the install process, it
started from the CD and I hit Quit install - nothing had started installing).

Is there a Folder/file somewhere that has this startup item for the "Windows
Setup" that can be deleted?
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Old 10-23-2007, 06:12 PM
John John
 
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Default Re: Startup shows XP Home and Setup - How to remove the Setup prompt?

Microsoft Windows XP Setup Remains in Boot.ini
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/827324

If you find it a bit difficult to follow the instructions just paste the
contents of the boot.ini file here and someone will tell you which
entries to remove and how to edit the default= line.

John

ssgc wrote:

> Upon startup I am presented with a selector menu... Windows XP Home Edition
> or Windows XP Setup. If the Home Edition isn't selected then it wants the XP
> CD and wants to install or upgrade. (note: I had quit the install process, it
> started from the CD and I hit Quit install - nothing had started installing).
>
> Is there a Folder/file somewhere that has this startup item for the "Windows
> Setup" that can be deleted?


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Old 10-23-2007, 08:34 PM
ssgc
 
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Default Re: Startup shows XP Home and Setup - How to remove the Setup prom

Thanks John I will give it a try.

"John John" wrote:

> Microsoft Windows XP Setup Remains in Boot.ini
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/827324
>
> If you find it a bit difficult to follow the instructions just paste the
> contents of the boot.ini file here and someone will tell you which
> entries to remove and how to edit the default= line.
>
> John
>
> ssgc wrote:
>
> > Upon startup I am presented with a selector menu... Windows XP Home Edition
> > or Windows XP Setup. If the Home Edition isn't selected then it wants the XP
> > CD and wants to install or upgrade. (note: I had quit the install process, it
> > started from the CD and I hit Quit install - nothing had started installing).
> >
> > Is there a Folder/file somewhere that has this startup item for the "Windows
> > Setup" that can be deleted?

>
>

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Old 10-23-2007, 09:34 PM
John John
 
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Default Re: Startup shows XP Home and Setup - How to remove the Setup prom

You're welcome.

John

ssgc wrote:

> Thanks John I will give it a try.
>
> "John John" wrote:
>
>
>>Microsoft Windows XP Setup Remains in Boot.ini
>>http://support.microsoft.com/kb/827324
>>
>>If you find it a bit difficult to follow the instructions just paste the
>>contents of the boot.ini file here and someone will tell you which
>>entries to remove and how to edit the default= line.
>>
>>John
>>
>>ssgc wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Upon startup I am presented with a selector menu... Windows XP Home Edition
>>>or Windows XP Setup. If the Home Edition isn't selected then it wants the XP
>>>CD and wants to install or upgrade. (note: I had quit the install process, it
>>>started from the CD and I hit Quit install - nothing had started installing).
>>>
>>>Is there a Folder/file somewhere that has this startup item for the "Windows
>>>Setup" that can be deleted?

>>
>>

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