installed Windows 7...how to remove beta version from startup?

Hi everyone,

I purchased and installed Windows 7 Professional (64 bit) yesterday on my HP DV9000. This laptop has dual hard drives, in the past I had Vista installed on the primary hard drive OS (C and Windows 7 beta set up for dual boot in a separate partition of my Data (D drive. I downloaded Windows 7 yesterday as a .exe installer (must have missed the option to download it as an iso file, I would have preferred to create a bootable CD) and in preparation for the install I backed up all my files to my external hard drive (I wanted a clean install) and deleted the Windows 7 beta partition through disk management. I chose a custom install on my OS hard drive and let everything finish. The first thing I did was delete all the files that were placed in the Windows (old) folder as I already had all my files in my external drive and everything seemed to be working perfectly fine. However I just noticed that on startup I still have the two OS options, both called Windows 7 Apparently the beta version somehow still appears as an option on startup even though I deleted that partition...how do I remove the beta version from my startup options?

Thanks!

Dan

 

http://mintywhite.com/windows-7/7maintenance/remove-windows-7-from-dual-boot-with-vista/

That link may help. It's not exactly what you want to do, but it should point you in the right direction.

 

You can just install easy BCD here http://neosmart.net/dl.php?id=1

Just delete the other windows 7 make sure its the correct one. Be careful deleting the wrong one may mean a reinstall of windows 7.