jon_benge
10-01-05, 11:56 AM
Deleting the linux boot options
I have two hard drives in my PC. The primary hard drive (hda) is installed with Windows XP and the slave hard drive (hdb) is installed with Suse Linux Professional 9.3. I have finished using Linux so I took out the slave hard drive so I could continue using Windows as normal. My problem is that Linux has installed some boot settings on my primary Windows drive to direct my computer to the slave drive where I have the option to select Windows or Linux. I need to restore my boot options on my Windows drive so I can continue using it without needing to have my secondary hard drive installed.
How can I go about this?
I have two hard drives in my PC. The primary hard drive (hda) is installed with Windows XP and the slave hard drive (hdb) is installed with Suse Linux Professional 9.3. I have finished using Linux so I took out the slave hard drive so I could continue using Windows as normal. My problem is that Linux has installed some boot settings on my primary Windows drive to direct my computer to the slave drive where I have the option to select Windows or Linux. I need to restore my boot options on my Windows drive so I can continue using it without needing to have my secondary hard drive installed.
How can I go about this?