Windows 7 Boot Manager wrong

[RoutedScripter]

Well I did a lot of , Ghosting drives , loading some boot data over USBs , creating bootdisks , recovery disks, so kind of stuff I need to do a massive work of preparing 2 drives for RAID1 on the bro's PC , but I did not actually do anything to my PC , I didn't modify the boot , nor did I put in the recovery cd and accidentially run it

So when I boot , there is a Windows NT 4.0/XP option which popped one day up all by it self , alongiside WIN7, but there is no such record in msconfig ... only win7

EDIT: I did run it lol , I did run some recovery CDS but not booting the win7 drive (i don't have dual boot)

Sometimes i disonnected my drive before I was setting up two other drives ... and one still got XP on , one was ghosted , well ... it's a long story but it got mixed somehow somewhere. I actually did not acess the win7 drive , and when I formatted ; i unpluged all drives other than the target one.

EDIT: anyone ?

 

[RoutedScripter]

Did a FIXBOOT and FIXMBR , nothing helps , if i don't get this fixed PC flies out the window , i had enough of this stupid problem always problems always some microshit crap.

 

[richjordan255]

have you tried booting to the win 7 recovery console of the OS disk, and letting that try a repair, i have seen it fix similar issues,

 

[RoutedScripter]

This is what I did , I didn't left the automated fix system to finish , I think that's for "problems to boot" but I don't have those , I have problem with this boot screen that has to be for some reason bugging me about OS choice , I don't have any other OS , It's just some crap from Norton HDD ghost and those drivers and USB flash drives I did for the RAID0 for another PC.

There was just something left or what , since then , this screen always appears at boot.

 

[Mussels]

from what i read, you've got multiple OS's on multiple HDD's - and its showing the XP OS from the XP drive you have connected.

disconnect it, or format it if you dont want to see its boot options anymore.

 

[Kreij]

Have you tried this ?

Sorry that I cannot test it, but I do not have Win7.

 

[newtekie1]

Use EasyBCD to delete the extra BCD entry that is pointing toward the non-existant XP/2000/NT drive.

 

[RoutedScripter]

from what i read, you've got multiple OS's on multiple HDD's - and its showing the XP OS from the XP drive you have connected.

disconnect it, or format it if you dont want to see its boot options anymore.

No no , misunderstanding , sorry for english , I meant , that I had multiple stuff before (2 hdds , 1 os each ) , but when fizzled with formatting , cloning and doing bootable USB flashes from that I got this, and then I was alread using only one HDD with one Win7.
I have to mention that one of my HDDs was out for the RAID on other PC, which means i had only one the early raid preparations.

Ofcourse I don't have that flash drive in , it was intended for the other PC to make RAID0 , had it in once and never again , anyways I have only one OS atm, win7.

Have you tried this ?

Sorry that I cannot test it, but I do not have Win7.

[here is when actually noticed this is a common problem and a fix available]

Didn't I mentioned that , it's right this , there is no other boot option except one the one that im using , Win7.



So yeah , easybcd , thanks.

EDIT: Lol , hmm , so this actually happened from the bootable USB ? it would make sense. I did tried to boot from it on my PC to make sure it works. it was some DOS-kind of system. Anyways that most likely made the new boot option.