Why is there an option between XP and 2000 before booting?

This problem is very simple, it is a problem with the boot file, and you can solve it like this.

My Computer - Right-click - Properties - Advanced - Startup and Failback - Settings.

Here you can make a selection and set the time when you want to start the selection.

If you're not satisfied, just click-.

You can use this text file.

It's okay to delete the 2000 startup items, but don't delete them randomly.

I'll give you a sample of a standard XP boot file.

boot loader]

timeout=30

default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\windows

operating systems]

multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\windows="microsoft windows xp professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect

Description,My system is installed in the C disk!

The dual option appears because you have previously installed 2000, and Windows allows you to install dual systems.

After installation, the option of which system to enter will appear at startup, if you want two systems to coexist, ignore it, if you only want XP, it is recommended that you install a new XP system after formatting the C drive thoroughly, because the explanation on the 1st floor only superficially removes the 2000 entry option, while the actual 2000 system is still there.

Of course, if you have already manually deleted 2000, then using the 1st floor method can solve the problem.

In this case, you didn't install XP on a ghost version of the system.

It is a manual installation. The kind of step-by-step. And the boot area is not covered when the XP is installed.

So there is still information about win 2000 in the bootstrap area.

The solution is simple. No need to reload.

Open the desktop on my computer. Enter the C drive. Then click on the folder option in the Tools menu. --VIEW--

Uncheck the box in front of Hide protected operating system files.

Then check Show all files and folders.

At this time, you will see that there is an additional file in the root directory of the C drive.

The file name is boot and right-click on the file. Select attributes.

Remove the check box in front of the read-only one. Point OK.

Then right-click on the file.

Select Open. It opens as a text file.

You'll see that there's [operating systems] and there should be two lines below that.

There's Windows XP. in one row

There's Windows 2000 in one row

You delete all the Windows 2000 lines. Then click Save in the File menu.

You put the complete bootSend it out to see.

Modify the file, delete the win2000 line, interface operation method:

My Computer--Right-Click--Properties--Advanced--Startup and Failback-Settings-Pop-up System Boot Box---Pop-Up Files--Find Win2000, Delete --- Finalize.

Oh, if you don't like it, just delete it!

Run ---msconfig---boot,Delete the text of win2000 and save it。

If you are sure that you have uninstalled win98 in the case of dual systems, you can right-click "My Computer."", left-click "Properties", come out of the interface left-click "Advanced" and finally right-click "Settings" in "Startup and Fault Recovery".

Click "" again, delete the win98 startup item in boot, but it is recommended to format the original win98 partition.

The boot startup item is not completely uninstalled, it is recommended to format the C drive.

That's if you don't delete the previous system, or if there is a backup of Win2000 on other disks except C disk, there will be that kind of prompt! The machine is turned on and you go to check it yourself, if there is a good thing that you know about those files, nothing is wrong!

Open to remove the win2000 entries and save. Restart your computer.

The blue screen of computer boot is mainly caused by "memory error" or "abnormal shutdown"! Here's how to fix it:

1. Try to boot the computer, after the computer brand is out, press F8, safe mode, cursor selection: the last correct configuration, press enter, enter, press down!

4。If you can't do it again, unplug the graphics card and memory module, erase it, use a brush, clean the slot dust and fan, replace the memory Bu Min call slot, etc.!

etc., uninstall the redundant, and only leave one, because similar software is not compatible with each other!

7。If it still doesn't work, you need to "one-click restore" or "reinstall the system"!