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Here is another Windows 7/Vista problem.
I use a multiboot system that uses the new method of startup using the bootstat.dat store
Priority of start up is accessed from the system/advanced area and works OK.
I have two incorrect entries that need to be removed.
The method explained is to use bcdedit.exe from the command line. However the only command that works is bcdedit /? which gives the list of commands. If I try to do anything else I am denied access.
Anybody know the correct procedure?
Barry
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